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Jan Lundqvist has over thirty years’ experience in the international capital and foreign exchange markets.
He has been working in London since 1969, when Skandinaviska Banken of Stockholm brought him to the city to manage the International Capital Market Division at Scandinavian Bank Ltd., which Skandinaviska Banken had just formed in the UK.
In 1984 he joined PK Christiania Bank Ltd., as an Executive Director in charge of International Capital Markets and Foreign Exchange.
He stayed there until 1987, when he set up his own business.
In 1991 his company merged with Carlson Advisory Services Ltd., and became part of the Carlson Investment Management Group.
Waterstock Asset Management was formed as the result of a buy-out from Carlson Investment Management Ltd. in 1993.
Anciens postes connus de Jan E. G. Lundqvist
| Sociétés | Poste | Fin |
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Waterstock Asset Management Ltd.
Waterstock Asset Management Ltd. Waterstock Asset Management Ltd. (WAM) was a London-based independent asset management firm established in 1993 through a buyout from Carlson Investment Management Ltd. WAM provided tailored asset management services to high-net worth individuals and families. The firm was liquidated in 2009. The firm had a particular focus on Scandinavian equity, and also invested indirectly through third-party funds. | President | 01/03/2009 |
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Waterstock Asset Management Ltd.
Waterstock Asset Management Ltd. Waterstock Asset Management Ltd. (WAM) was a London-based independent asset management firm established in 1993 through a buyout from Carlson Investment Management Ltd. WAM provided tailored asset management services to high-net worth individuals and families. The firm was liquidated in 2009. The firm had a particular focus on Scandinavian equity, and also invested indirectly through third-party funds. |
















