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Mr. Giovanni Carrara is Chairman at Credit Suisse Asset Management Funds SGR SpA.
He was Chief Operating Officer of the group and Board Member of Credit Suisse (Italy) SpA since November 2007.
Mr. Carrara served as the Chief Operating Officer of Corporate and Investment Banking and Branch Manager of Deutsche Bank AG in Milan from 2006 to 2007.
He was Chief Operating Officer of DB Italy Group and General Manager of DB SIM SpA (Equity Division) from 2002 to June 2006.
Mr. Carrara worked also at Deutsche Bank as Chief Operating Officer of Corporate and Investment Banking from 2001 to 2002.
His first work experience was at Arthur Andersen as an Auditor.
Mr. Carrara graduated in Business Administration in 1983 from the University of Genoa.
Anciens postes connus de Giovanni Carrara
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Credit Suisse Asset Management Funds SGR SpA
Credit Suisse Asset Management Funds SGR SpA Investment ManagersFinance CSAMF is an active manager that has an aim of creating value for shareholders by taking advantage of their global integrated network to manage funds across asset classes, geographic regions, sectors and strategies. The firm's investment philosophy is growth-oriented and research driven, and uses a combination of top-down approach for asset allocation and a bottom-up approach for stock selection. | Président | 01/07/2017 |
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Credit Suisse Asset Management Funds SGR SpA
Credit Suisse Asset Management Funds SGR SpA Investment ManagersFinance CSAMF is an active manager that has an aim of creating value for shareholders by taking advantage of their global integrated network to manage funds across asset classes, geographic regions, sectors and strategies. The firm's investment philosophy is growth-oriented and research driven, and uses a combination of top-down approach for asset allocation and a bottom-up approach for stock selection. | Finance |
















