Profil
Mr. Jamie A. Berry is an Executive Chairman at Bordier & Cie (UK) Plc.
He has more than 50 years investment experience.
Mr. Berry joined the international fund management group GT Management in 1973 as a UK portfolio manager.
From 1977 to 1981 he was managing director of GT’s unit trust subsidiary.
In 1981 he established Berry Asset Management, which first forged a strategic alliance with Bordier & Cie in 2000.
In 2007 Bordier & Cie acquired a controlling stake in the firm, which is now a wholly owned part of the Group and changed its name in 2014.
Postes actifs de Jamie Alistair Jagoe Berry
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Bordier & Cie (UK) Plc
Bordier & Cie (UK) Plc Investment ManagersFinance Bordier UK’sinvestment process is designed to contain risk and volatility to acceptable levels, and to ensure that client’s portfolio is managed within the risk tolerance agreed with them and their advisers at the outset. The firm makes active tactical changes to asset allocation in portfolios as conditions alter and uses funds extensively which offer wide diversification and a reduction in overall risk in their portfolios. They invest across a broad cross section of asset classe and use exchange-traded funds (‘ETFs’) to gain rapid, low-cost access to asset classes when appropriate. | Fondateur | 01/01/1981 |
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Bordier & Cie (UK) Plc
Bordier & Cie (UK) Plc Investment ManagersFinance Bordier UK’sinvestment process is designed to contain risk and volatility to acceptable levels, and to ensure that client’s portfolio is managed within the risk tolerance agreed with them and their advisers at the outset. The firm makes active tactical changes to asset allocation in portfolios as conditions alter and uses funds extensively which offer wide diversification and a reduction in overall risk in their portfolios. They invest across a broad cross section of asset classe and use exchange-traded funds (‘ETFs’) to gain rapid, low-cost access to asset classes when appropriate. | Finance |
















