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Profile
Mr. Nicholas G.
Sinclair, CFA, is a Director at Morant Wright Management Ltd. He joined Morant Wright in September 2019.
He was previously a Japanese equity analyst at Aberdeen Standard Investments in Tokyo.
He joined Aberdeen Asset Management in 2015.
He has a first class honours degree in Japanese Studies from Cambridge University and is a CFA charterholder.
Nick Sinclair active positions
| Companies | Position | Start |
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Morant Wright Management Ltd.
 Morant Wright Management Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance MWM is a value investor with a keen interest in preserving capital. The firm focuses its investment strategy on Japanese equities through a disciplined research-based approach to stock selection. They seek to generate absolute returns by investing in undervalued Japanese companies that have strong balance sheets and/or business franchises. Stock selection is based on bottom-up, fundamental analysis and starts with the balance sheet. The firm looks to identify companies whose share prices offer potential for significant appreciation over the longer term, but without undue risk. | Portfolio Manager-Equities | 01/09/2019 |
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Morant Wright Management Ltd.
Morant Wright Management Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance MWM is a value investor with a keen interest in preserving capital. The firm focuses its investment strategy on Japanese equities through a disciplined research-based approach to stock selection. They seek to generate absolute returns by investing in undervalued Japanese companies that have strong balance sheets and/or business franchises. Stock selection is based on bottom-up, fundamental analysis and starts with the balance sheet. The firm looks to identify companies whose share prices offer potential for significant appreciation over the longer term, but without undue risk. | Finance |
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