Profile
Ms. Eva Weightman is an Investment Adviser at EEA Fund Management Ltd.
She spent three years at Carbon Capital Markets (CCM) in London.
While at Carbon Capital Markets, she built a trading portfolio of Czech and Slovak clients, completing numerous spot and forward transactions.
She also advised CCM and its clients on policy and regulatory affairs in the International Carbon market.
She also spent two years at the Climate Change Unit of the Ministry of Environment in the Czech Republic, where she was part of a small team working on domestic implementation of the EU Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS).
Ms. Weightman has a Master of Science degree in International Trade from the University of Economics in Prague.
Former positions of Eva Weightman
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EEA Fund Management Ltd.
EEA Fund Management Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance EEA is an active alternative asset manager that employs a mixture of value, growth, and momentum investing supported by a bottom-up approach. Based on available opportunities, portfolio construction is flexible and can move from a growth bias to a value bias. The firm’s Master Capital Fund aims to give investors global equity exposure while protecting capital in down markets using hedge funds that focus on long- and short-term, market-neutral, and long-biased strategies. | Portfolio Manager-Equities | 2012-05-31 |
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EEA Fund Management Ltd.
EEA Fund Management Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance EEA is an active alternative asset manager that employs a mixture of value, growth, and momentum investing supported by a bottom-up approach. Based on available opportunities, portfolio construction is flexible and can move from a growth bias to a value bias. The firm’s Master Capital Fund aims to give investors global equity exposure while protecting capital in down markets using hedge funds that focus on long- and short-term, market-neutral, and long-biased strategies. | Finance |
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