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Mr. Aidan W.
Dow is Business Development Manager at Bordier & Cie (UK) Plc.
He has over 18 years' market experience and joined Berry in 2009 from UBS Wealth Management.
He started his investment career working for Martin Currie Fund Managers in Edinburgh before moving to London to manage private client portfolios initially for Killik & Co and subsequently Close Brothers.
Mr. Dow is a Chartered Member of the Securities Institute and holds the CII Diploma in Financial Services.
Anciens postes connus de Aidan W. Dow
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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. | Gestionnaire de Portefeuille-Actions | - |
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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 |
















