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Philip Duggan
Director of Investments chez
Zurich Life Assurance Plc
Profil
Philip Duggan currently works at Zurich Life Assurance Plc, as Deputy Chief Investment Officer from 2025.
Mr. Duggan received his undergraduate degree in 1998 from University College Cork.
Postes actifs de Philip Duggan
| Sociétés | Poste | Début |
|---|---|---|
Zurich Life Assurance Plc
 Zurich Life Assurance Plc Investment ManagersFinance Zurich Life invests globally across asset classes and does not strongly adhere to a particular investment style. They offer a wide range of funds: (1) multi-asset funds generally invest in a range of assets, countries and market sectors, diversifying the client’s investment across many different asset classes in order to minimize risk; (2) cash and bond funds; (3) equity funds; (4) property funds can give two types of return: capital growth on the value of a property, and rental income; (5) dimensional funds; and (6) alternative investment which include precious metals such as gold and copper, as well as investments in water infrastructure and agriculture. | Director of Investments | 01/01/2018 |
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Zurich Life Assurance Plc
Zurich Life Assurance Plc Investment ManagersFinance Zurich Life invests globally across asset classes and does not strongly adhere to a particular investment style. They offer a wide range of funds: (1) multi-asset funds generally invest in a range of assets, countries and market sectors, diversifying the client’s investment across many different asset classes in order to minimize risk; (2) cash and bond funds; (3) equity funds; (4) property funds can give two types of return: capital growth on the value of a property, and rental income; (5) dimensional funds; and (6) alternative investment which include precious metals such as gold and copper, as well as investments in water infrastructure and agriculture. | Finance |
University College Cork
 University College Cork Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
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