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Mr. Ian Cormack is Investment Partner at Edinburgh Partners Ltd.
Mr. Cormack was an Investment Director on the UK equity desk at Scottish Widows Investment Partnership having joined in March 2002.
Prior to joining Scottish Widows Investment Partnership he spent 13 years with Standard Life Investments starting as a trainee Investment Analyst and was appointed Investment Director in 1998.
He has experience in managing both UK Large Cap and Small Cap portfolios, joining the Smaller Companies desk in 1995 where he was responsible for Pension Funds and Unit Trusts.
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Edinburgh Partners Ltd.
 Edinburgh Partners Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance Edinburgh Partners Ltd. is a directly owned, UK-based investment management subsidiary of Franklin Resources, Inc. (NYSE: BEN) in the US. The firm was founded by Alasdair Nairn as DMWS 612 Ltd. in 2003 to exclusively focus on investment research and portfolio management. Headquartered in Edinburgh, Edinburgh Partners provides investment advisory services for institutional clients, which includes public and corporate pensions, registered investment companies, pooled investment vehicles and sub-advisory accounts. | Gestionnaire de Portefeuille-Actions | 01/07/2011 |
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Edinburgh Partners Ltd.
Edinburgh Partners Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance Edinburgh Partners Ltd. is a directly owned, UK-based investment management subsidiary of Franklin Resources, Inc. (NYSE: BEN) in the US. The firm was founded by Alasdair Nairn as DMWS 612 Ltd. in 2003 to exclusively focus on investment research and portfolio management. Headquartered in Edinburgh, Edinburgh Partners provides investment advisory services for institutional clients, which includes public and corporate pensions, registered investment companies, pooled investment vehicles and sub-advisory accounts. | Finance |
