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Profile
Mr. Evans joined Butterfield in October 1995.
Prior to joining the Bank, he spent nine years with Kleinwort Benson in the Channel Islands where he was involved in all aspects of their investment business.
Former positions of Steve Evans
| Companies | Position | End |
|---|---|---|
Bank of Butterfield International (Cayman) Ltd.
 Bank of Butterfield International (Cayman) Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance Bank of Butterfield International's objective in managing clients' investment assets is to achieve the optimum rate of return at a controlled level of risk. Diversification is the method used to attain this result. The diversification is not only represented in the type of asset with participation in markets around the world, but also with different objectives in each geographic sector. The bank believes that the best rates of return are achieved with a minimum amount of trading. However, the asset allocation is under constant supervision and alterations are made in view of potential changes in economic conditions. | Head-Equity Investments | 2010-11-29 |
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Bank of Butterfield International (Cayman) Ltd.
Bank of Butterfield International (Cayman) Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance Bank of Butterfield International's objective in managing clients' investment assets is to achieve the optimum rate of return at a controlled level of risk. Diversification is the method used to attain this result. The diversification is not only represented in the type of asset with participation in markets around the world, but also with different objectives in each geographic sector. The bank believes that the best rates of return are achieved with a minimum amount of trading. However, the asset allocation is under constant supervision and alterations are made in view of potential changes in economic conditions. | Finance |
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