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Wilbert D'Souza worked as an Investment Advisor at Burgeonvest Securities Ltd..
Mr. D'Souza attended the University of Mumbai where he received an undergraduate degree in 1971.
Former positions of Wilbert D'Souza
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Burgeonvest Securities Ltd.
Burgeonvest Securities Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance Burgeonvest Securities Ltd. (BSL) aims to achieve superior capital appreciation over both short- and long-term horizons primarily by investing in Canadian equity securities. They seek to achieve their objective primarily by investing in equity securities over a narrow range of industry sectors. Emphasis is placed on companies that may exhibit some form of demographic advantage. BSL will buy and expects to hold portfolio securities for periods of 3 to 5 years unless market, economic, demographic or company specific events cause them to sell earlier or hold securities for longer than the expected periods. In addition and sporadically, purchases of new issues that may not have demographic characteristics per se but have similar characteristics that provide similar return potential may be made. When such investments are made, they will be short term in expectation and may have a high portfolio turnover rate. | Portfolio Manager-Equities | - |
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Burgeonvest Securities Ltd.
Burgeonvest Securities Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance Burgeonvest Securities Ltd. (BSL) aims to achieve superior capital appreciation over both short- and long-term horizons primarily by investing in Canadian equity securities. They seek to achieve their objective primarily by investing in equity securities over a narrow range of industry sectors. Emphasis is placed on companies that may exhibit some form of demographic advantage. BSL will buy and expects to hold portfolio securities for periods of 3 to 5 years unless market, economic, demographic or company specific events cause them to sell earlier or hold securities for longer than the expected periods. In addition and sporadically, purchases of new issues that may not have demographic characteristics per se but have similar characteristics that provide similar return potential may be made. When such investments are made, they will be short term in expectation and may have a high portfolio turnover rate. | Finance |
University of Mumbai
University of Mumbai Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
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