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Profil
Mr. Desmond B. Kingsford was previously employed as a Principal by MSD Partners Europe LLP.
He joined the firm as an Investment Analyst in June 2007.
Mr. Kingsford joined from Putnam Investments, where he was a Vice President and Equity Analyst covering the European Consumer sector for the International Equity portfolios.
He joined Putnam in 2002 as an Investment Associate.
Mr. Kingsford received an M.A. in Philosophy from Cambridge University in 2002 and a Bachelor of Commerce in Finance and Mathematics from McGill University in 2000.
Anciens postes connus de Desmond Brynmawr Kingsford
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JNE Partners LLP
 JNE Partners LLP Investment ManagersFinance JNE Partners employs a fundamental, value-based philosophy with a long-term horizon. The firm’s core principle is to buy securities at substantial discounts to intrinsic value and target investments in equity and debt securities in both public and private markets across a range of geographies, with a focus on Europe. The portfolio is typically concentrated, unlevered and long biased. | Analyst-Equity | 29/06/2018 |
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JNE Partners LLP
JNE Partners LLP Investment ManagersFinance JNE Partners employs a fundamental, value-based philosophy with a long-term horizon. The firm’s core principle is to buy securities at substantial discounts to intrinsic value and target investments in equity and debt securities in both public and private markets across a range of geographies, with a focus on Europe. The portfolio is typically concentrated, unlevered and long biased. | Finance |
