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Mr. Joseph Ainsberg, CFA, is a Partner & Investment Analyst at Egerton Capital (US) LP.
Prior to Egerton, Joe managed his own TMT-focused long/short fund called Valentia.
Before this he had been a Partner at Highline Capital for eight years.
Mr. Ainsberg has previously held roles at other buyside firms including as a Principal at Maverick Capital.
He began his investment career at Lazard Asset Management in 1993 in New York.
Mr. Ainsberg received a B.A. with honours in International Relations from The Johns Hopkins University and is a CFA charter holder.
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