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Profil
Mr. Mike C.
Kew is an Intermediary Relationship Manager & Investment Manager at Ashcourt Rowan Asset Management Ltd.
He has been managing client portfolios for over twenty years.
Mr. Kew joined Ashcourt Rowan in September 2010 to establish an investment management presence in Birmingham, having spent the previous 13 years at Williams de Broe as an Investment Director.
Prior to joining Williams de Broë in 1996, he was an Investment Director at BWD Rensburg for three years having previously been with Murray & Co.
Mr. Kew became a member of the Stock Exchange in 1985 and is a member of the Chartered Institute of Securities and Investment.
Anciens postes connus de Mike C. Kew
| Sociétés | Poste | Fin |
|---|---|---|
Tilney Asset Management Services Ltd.
 Tilney Asset Management Services Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance Tilney AM’s philosophy is underpinned by a disciplined and rigorous investment process that is consistent across their whole business, feeding into their discretionary and advisory client portfolios and their range of managed funds. Their investment philosophy consists of four principles including preserve wealth, grow capital, look at real returns, and invest for the long-term. | Gestionnaire de Portefeuille-Actions | 01/08/2013 |
Williams de Broë Ltd.
 Williams de Broë Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance As the manager of discretionary accounts and private accounts WDB develops solutions tailored to suit the requirements of their clients. As the manager of mutual funds they aim to achieve long-term capital growth while outperforming specific indexes such as the FTSE World Index, the FTSE World Ex-UK Index, and the FTSE All Share Index. The firm places emphasis on careful stock selection and they combine in-house fundamental, quantitative and technical analysis with research from their sister firm, Evolution Securities, to provide recommendations. The WDB research department determines the overall investment strategy, although their investment managers are free to make specific investment decisions that best suit client needs, superimposing their in-house investment policy on research received from a variety of global securities houses. | Gestionnaire de Portefeuille-Actions | 01/01/2010 |
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Williams de Broë Ltd.
Williams de Broë Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance As the manager of discretionary accounts and private accounts WDB develops solutions tailored to suit the requirements of their clients. As the manager of mutual funds they aim to achieve long-term capital growth while outperforming specific indexes such as the FTSE World Index, the FTSE World Ex-UK Index, and the FTSE All Share Index. The firm places emphasis on careful stock selection and they combine in-house fundamental, quantitative and technical analysis with research from their sister firm, Evolution Securities, to provide recommendations. The WDB research department determines the overall investment strategy, although their investment managers are free to make specific investment decisions that best suit client needs, superimposing their in-house investment policy on research received from a variety of global securities houses. | Finance |
Tilney Asset Management Services Ltd.
Tilney Asset Management Services Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance Tilney AM’s philosophy is underpinned by a disciplined and rigorous investment process that is consistent across their whole business, feeding into their discretionary and advisory client portfolios and their range of managed funds. Their investment philosophy consists of four principles including preserve wealth, grow capital, look at real returns, and invest for the long-term. | Finance |
