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Mr. Richard Pearson is a Head of Trading at ELEVA Capital SAS. He joined the firm in October 2015 and has over 31 years of industry experience.
Mr. Pearson began his career in 1985 at SBC Savory Milln Ltd in London, before moving to Ducatel Duval in Paris 3 years later, as Junior Sales Trader.
He then worked for SG Warburg Bacot-Allain as Sales Trader from 1992 to 1995, when he joined Deutsche Bank, as Director and Head of the Paris Sales Trading Desk until 2004.
He then worked for CA Cheuvreux as Senior Sales Trader from 2004 to 2014.
He is a CAIA (Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst) charter holder.
Richard Pearson active positions
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Eleva Capital SAS
Eleva Capital SAS Investment ManagersFinance ELEVA is anchored around 6 areas of expertise: European equities, the Small and Mid-Cap universe, impact investing, bonds, multi-asset strategies and structured products. Their investment approach is based on proprietary, modern and scalable methodologies. The firm invests in responsibly managed companies to benefit from growth opportunities while controlling risks. Eleva Capital has entered into an innovative and long-term partnership with UNICEF, allocating almost 10% of the company's profits to it through the ELEVA Foundation. | Trading-Equity | 01/10/2015 |
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Eleva Capital SAS
Eleva Capital SAS Investment ManagersFinance ELEVA is anchored around 6 areas of expertise: European equities, the Small and Mid-Cap universe, impact investing, bonds, multi-asset strategies and structured products. Their investment approach is based on proprietary, modern and scalable methodologies. The firm invests in responsibly managed companies to benefit from growth opportunities while controlling risks. Eleva Capital has entered into an innovative and long-term partnership with UNICEF, allocating almost 10% of the company's profits to it through the ELEVA Foundation. | Finance |
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