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Profile
Mr. Vinay Raval is a Partner at Evelyn Partners Investment Management LLP.
He is specializing in Pan Asian equity investment including Japan.
He is focused on in-depth quantitative analysis along with qualitative research.
Mr. Raval joined NCL in 1996, which in 2002 merged with Smith & Williamson.
He became a member of David Hunter’s team at the firm in 1998 where he spent several years studying global equity markets and refining his stock-picking skills.
He is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment (CISI).
Vinay Raval active positions
| Companies | Position | Start |
|---|---|---|
Evelyn Partners Investment Management LLP
 Evelyn Partners Investment Management LLP Investment ManagersFinance Evelyn Partners utilizes a top-down approach to analyze macroeconomic and political considerations before deciding on the companies in which they want to invest. They may occasionally engage in shareholder activism. Analyst views are distilled into recommended buy and sell lists. The buy list is compiled country by country based on quantitative and qualitative inputs. The sell list is based on adverse changes in company results, structure, management, the economic or trading environment and changes in country weightings or the availability of more attractive holdings. | Analyst-Equity | 01/12/2002 |
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Evelyn Partners Investment Management LLP
Evelyn Partners Investment Management LLP Investment ManagersFinance Evelyn Partners utilizes a top-down approach to analyze macroeconomic and political considerations before deciding on the companies in which they want to invest. They may occasionally engage in shareholder activism. Analyst views are distilled into recommended buy and sell lists. The buy list is compiled country by country based on quantitative and qualitative inputs. The sell list is based on adverse changes in company results, structure, management, the economic or trading environment and changes in country weightings or the availability of more attractive holdings. | Finance |
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