Sam Gervaise-Jones

Sam Gervaise-Jones, CFA

Senior Director, Head of Client Consulting UK & Ireland

Sam ist Leiter der Kundenberatungsabteilung von bfinance in Großbritannien und Irland. Er ist auch im Anlageausschuss des Cambridgeshire Pension Fund seit 2020. Sam kam 2004 als Senior Associate im Research-Team zu bfinance und konzentrierte sich auf die Auswahl von Asset Managern in einer Vielzahl von Anlageklassen, bevor er in die Kundenberatung wechselte. Er leitete auch die Expansion des Unternehmens in die USA im Jahr 2016. Bevor er zu bfinance kam, war Sam 4 Jahre bei Standard & Poor's im Bereich Fondsrating tätig. Sam ist CFA-Charterholder, des IMC und der Series 7, 24, 62 und 79 sowie eines MA (Oxon) in Mathematik der Universität Oxford.


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