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Profil
James Ronald Cranley Macfarlane is currently Deputy Chief Investment Officer & Head of Bespoke at Church House Investments Ltd. Formerly, the role of Investment Analyst was held at Tellsons Investors LLP from 2020 to 2022.
Prior to that, the position of Investment Manager was held at J.
M.
Finn & Co. Ltd. from 2011 to 2020.
Postes actifs de Cranley Macfarlane
| Sociétés | Poste | Début |
|---|---|---|
Church House Investments Ltd.
 Church House Investments Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance Church House’s approach is one based on selecting individual investments based on their quality, suitability and value within a disciplined risk framework. | Head-Equity Investments | - |
Anciens postes connus de Cranley Macfarlane
| Sociétés | Poste | Fin |
|---|---|---|
Tellsons Investors LLP
 Tellsons Investors LLP Investment ManagersFinance Tellsons is an active manager that invests in three highly concentrated sleeves of defensive equities, cyclical leadership and secular longer-term growth equities that are often less correlated to each other at different points in the economic cycle. A fourth theme is diversification through exchange traded funds that may have underlying exposure to government bonds, precious metals and other less and sometimes negatively correlated investments in order to mitigate losses in periods of market stress. Unhedged exposure to ‘safe haven’ foreign currencies such as the US dollar, Japanese Yen and Swiss Franc may also afford further downside protection in such circumstances. | Analyst-Equity | 01/10/2022 |
J. M. Finn & Co. Ltd.
 J. M. Finn & Co. Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance JM Finn is an active manager that believes that investment decisions must be client-driven and complemented by the personal convictions of the investment manager. Their investment process aims to assist managers to generate high quality investment ideas, to ensure the ideas are communicated efficiently around the firm and to ensure that the ideas' risk factors are properly assessed. The firm’s in-house research capability draws on sell-side research, fundamental industry analysis and meetings with companies to produce investment recommendations. | Gestionnaire de Portefeuille-Actions | 01/04/2020 |
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J. M. Finn & Co. Ltd.
J. M. Finn & Co. Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance JM Finn is an active manager that believes that investment decisions must be client-driven and complemented by the personal convictions of the investment manager. Their investment process aims to assist managers to generate high quality investment ideas, to ensure the ideas are communicated efficiently around the firm and to ensure that the ideas' risk factors are properly assessed. The firm’s in-house research capability draws on sell-side research, fundamental industry analysis and meetings with companies to produce investment recommendations. | Finance |
Church House Investments Ltd.
Church House Investments Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance Church House’s approach is one based on selecting individual investments based on their quality, suitability and value within a disciplined risk framework. | Finance |
Tellsons Investors LLP
Tellsons Investors LLP Investment ManagersFinance Tellsons is an active manager that invests in three highly concentrated sleeves of defensive equities, cyclical leadership and secular longer-term growth equities that are often less correlated to each other at different points in the economic cycle. A fourth theme is diversification through exchange traded funds that may have underlying exposure to government bonds, precious metals and other less and sometimes negatively correlated investments in order to mitigate losses in periods of market stress. Unhedged exposure to ‘safe haven’ foreign currencies such as the US dollar, Japanese Yen and Swiss Franc may also afford further downside protection in such circumstances. | Finance |
