Profile
Mr. Steven J.
Manning is an Associate Investment Director at Investec Wealth & Investment Ltd. He manages investment portfolios on behalf of private individuals and clients of professional advisers.
His clients’ portfolios include ISAs, SIPPs and trusts.
Mr. Manning joined Williams de Broe (now Investec) in May 2006.
Before this, he worked for Reuters as a Senior Market Analyst.
He holds a BA degree in Business Studies, as well as the Chartered Institute Diploma.
He is also a Fellow of the Chartered Institute for Securities and Investment (FCISI).
Former positions of Steven John Manning
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Investec Wealth & Investment Ltd.
Investec Wealth & Investment Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance IW&I is an active manager which seeks to provide a steady growth in income, protect the capital value of client assets and continue to provide long-term care and support. The firm’s investment portfolio invests in five main asset classes such as: fixed interest assets, equities, commercial property, alternative investments, and cash. While the firm invests in direct equities, they can screen individual stocks according to a range of criteria. The assets of clients are held in trust within the firm’s nominee company and are recorded in such a manner as to clearly indicate they do not belong to the firm. | Portfolio Manager-Equities | 2019-05-31 |
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Investec Wealth & Investment Ltd.
Investec Wealth & Investment Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance IW&I is an active manager which seeks to provide a steady growth in income, protect the capital value of client assets and continue to provide long-term care and support. The firm’s investment portfolio invests in five main asset classes such as: fixed interest assets, equities, commercial property, alternative investments, and cash. While the firm invests in direct equities, they can screen individual stocks according to a range of criteria. The assets of clients are held in trust within the firm’s nominee company and are recorded in such a manner as to clearly indicate they do not belong to the firm. | Finance |
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