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Profile
Mr. Gerald W.
Ashfield is Chairman at London & St. Lawrence Investment Co. Plc and Executive Director at Consistent Unit Trust Management Co. Ltd.
Former positions of Gerald W. Ashfield
| Companies | Position | End |
|---|---|---|
| LONDON AND ST. LAWRENCE INVESTMENT CO. | President | 2009-09-10 |
Consistent Unit Trust Management Co. Ltd.
 Consistent Unit Trust Management Co. Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance Consistent Unit Trust Management is a growth-oriented investment manager and manages two unit trusts: (1) The Consistent Opportunities Unit Trust, established in 1988, which aims to provide consistent long-term capital and income growth. It invest predominantly in UK equities and seeks undervalued overseas opportunities in proven companies with a consistent record of growth and prospects for continued future growth; (2) The Practical Investment Fund, established in1941, which aims to provide above-average capital growth and increasing real income through UK and dollar-denominated investment trusts, ordinary shares and other financial securities. | Chairman | - |
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London & St. Lawrence Investment Co. Plc
 London & St. Lawrence Investment Co. Plc Investment Trusts/Mutual FundsMiscellaneous Acts as Closed-End Investment Fund/Investment Trust | Miscellaneous |
Consistent Unit Trust Management Co. Ltd.
Consistent Unit Trust Management Co. Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance Consistent Unit Trust Management is a growth-oriented investment manager and manages two unit trusts: (1) The Consistent Opportunities Unit Trust, established in 1988, which aims to provide consistent long-term capital and income growth. It invest predominantly in UK equities and seeks undervalued overseas opportunities in proven companies with a consistent record of growth and prospects for continued future growth; (2) The Practical Investment Fund, established in1941, which aims to provide above-average capital growth and increasing real income through UK and dollar-denominated investment trusts, ordinary shares and other financial securities. | Finance |
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