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Profil
Ms. Anna O.
Davydova is a Partner for Investor Relations & Marketing at Stoneware Capital LLP.
She was previously an Emerging Market Equities Analyst specialising in research in the Europe, Middle East, Africa region at Cigna Investment Management .
Ms. Davydova graduated from Moscow State Academy of Management, Russia with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Industrial Management; gained a Master of Science degree in International Banking and Financial Studies from Southampton University and a Master of Business Administration degree in Finance (with distinction) from Cass Business School, London.
Postes actifs de Anna Olegovna Davydova
| Sociétés | Poste | Début |
|---|---|---|
Stoneware Capital LLP
 Stoneware Capital LLP Investment ManagersFinance Stoneware employs a contrarian view about investing in equities. Their original equity portfolios aspired to exhibit the following characteristics: (1) low beta measured against world equities, and (2) low correlation to world equities. This meant that long-term portfolio returns were relatively independent of global equity index returns. In order to generate returns of 5-15% per annum, there needs to be enough risk in a portfolio and this is typically achieved in a market neutral portfolio through leverage and by taking some sizeable sector and country positions. | Sales & Marketing | 02/04/2009 |
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Stoneware Capital LLP
Stoneware Capital LLP Investment ManagersFinance Stoneware employs a contrarian view about investing in equities. Their original equity portfolios aspired to exhibit the following characteristics: (1) low beta measured against world equities, and (2) low correlation to world equities. This meant that long-term portfolio returns were relatively independent of global equity index returns. In order to generate returns of 5-15% per annum, there needs to be enough risk in a portfolio and this is typically achieved in a market neutral portfolio through leverage and by taking some sizeable sector and country positions. | Finance |
