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Profil
Mr. François Garcin is a General Manager at J.Chahine Capital SA. He joined Chahine Capital in 2007 as Managing Director.
He worked at Banque Worms and then Yves Rocher before joining the Fimalac group as director of financial engineering.
In 1993, he helped found and then manage IRI-Sécodip, a company specialising in market research.
In 2005, he went on to direct Clabo Conseil, a firm engaged in microbiological, chemical and environmental analysis.
Upon the company’s sale to world leader Silliker, he became European Sales & Marketing Vice-President.
He is a graduate in economics and accounting.
Anciens postes connus de François Garcin
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J. Chahine Capital SA
 J. Chahine Capital SA Investment ManagersFinance Irivest Investment Managers is a long-term manager that specializes in 'active quantitative' investment management of equity portfolios, seeking to take advantage of mispricing. Their bottom-up investment process relies on a quantitative proprietary model based on price momentum, earnings revisions and valuation. Macroeconomic factors are not considered, neither are industry sectors. The outputs of the model are mitigated through the expertise and market 'awareness' of portfolio managers. Portfolios are back-tested extensively before launch, and past performance attribution plays an important role in the design of portfolios. | Directeur Général | 27/01/2021 |
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J. Chahine Capital SA
J. Chahine Capital SA Investment ManagersFinance Irivest Investment Managers is a long-term manager that specializes in 'active quantitative' investment management of equity portfolios, seeking to take advantage of mispricing. Their bottom-up investment process relies on a quantitative proprietary model based on price momentum, earnings revisions and valuation. Macroeconomic factors are not considered, neither are industry sectors. The outputs of the model are mitigated through the expertise and market 'awareness' of portfolio managers. Portfolios are back-tested extensively before launch, and past performance attribution plays an important role in the design of portfolios. | Finance |
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