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Hélène Jelman joined GO as Investment Director with more than a decade of investment management experience.
She was previously CIO and a principal for more than 5 years at Arlington Capital Investors, a London-based European activist fund management firm where she led the investment research and analysis, as well as engaging with investee companies.
Prior to Arlington, she managed European smaller companies portfolios at Deutsche Asset Management.
She started her career in 1991 working for PriceWaterhouse in London as an auditor in their investment and banking practice.
She qualified as a Chartered Accountant in 1994 and joined Cazenove and Co in 1995 as an equity analyst covering French small and mid-cap equities.
She holds a BSc in Mathematics with Economics from the University of Sussex and is bilingual in French and English and fluent in Spanish.
Former positions of Hélène Jelman
| Companies | Position | End |
|---|---|---|
GO Investment Partners LLP
GO Investment Partners LLP Investment ManagersFinance GO aims to add significant value for clients by acting as a catalyst for corporate change in quoted small and midcap equities in Japan. Their core belief is, and has always been, that companies with actively involved share owners perform better over the long-term. | Portfolio Manager-Equities | 2008-02-29 |
Arlington Capital Investors Ltd.
Arlington Capital Investors Ltd. Financial ConglomeratesFinance Product Line Not Found | Investment Committee Member | 2007-12-19 |
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Arlington Capital Investors Ltd.
Arlington Capital Investors Ltd. Financial ConglomeratesFinance Product Line Not Found | Finance |
GO Investment Partners LLP
GO Investment Partners LLP Investment ManagersFinance GO aims to add significant value for clients by acting as a catalyst for corporate change in quoted small and midcap equities in Japan. Their core belief is, and has always been, that companies with actively involved share owners perform better over the long-term. | Finance |
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