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Profil
Ms. Marina Garlatti is a Portfolio Manager at Tailor AM SAS. She becomes Portfolio Manager in August 2023.
After two years of work-study at Société Générale Private Banking and a VIE at Candriam in Brussels where she held the position of Performance Analyst, she joined Haas Gestion - later Tailor Asset Management - in July 2019 as a Multi-management Analyst.
There, she developed her knowledge of different asset classes and particularly ESG issues through the SRI labeling of several funds of funds.
She studied at the University of Paris Dauphine where she obtained the Master 222 Asset Management in 2017.
Postes actifs de Marina Garlatti
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Tailor AM SAS
 Tailor AM SAS Investment ManagersFinance Tailor Asset Management is an active, conservative, risk-averse investor which manages portfolios invested in equity, fixed-income and multi-asset classes. They invest in European securities with the bulk of their investments in French securities and a bias towards large-cap companies. When selecting large-caps, the firm primarily follows a top-down investment approach, basing sector allocation on macroeconomic analyses, which they outsource from third-party analysts. As a small-cap investor the firm engages in bottom-up stock picking, disregarding macroeconomic factors. | Analyst-Equity | 01/07/2019 |
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Tailor AM SAS
Tailor AM SAS Investment ManagersFinance Tailor Asset Management is an active, conservative, risk-averse investor which manages portfolios invested in equity, fixed-income and multi-asset classes. They invest in European securities with the bulk of their investments in French securities and a bias towards large-cap companies. When selecting large-caps, the firm primarily follows a top-down investment approach, basing sector allocation on macroeconomic analyses, which they outsource from third-party analysts. As a small-cap investor the firm engages in bottom-up stock picking, disregarding macroeconomic factors. | Finance |
