Paul Jay

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Mr. Paul Jay is a Fund Manager at Canada Life Asset Management Ltd. He joined Canada Life in March 1998.
Prior to Canada Life, he worked at Daiwa Asset Management, JPMorgan Investment Management and a small investment botique managed by former JPMorgan executives.
Mr. Jay holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Industrial Economics from Coventry University and an Master of Arts degree in Finance and Investment from Exeter University.
He holds the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation.

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Canada Life Asset Management Ltd. Canada Life Asset Management Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance CLAM is an active, pragmatic manager which aims to deliver returns in excess of the market over the long term. They invest in all major asset classes including fixed-income, equities, UK property and multi-asset solutions. The firm believes that fundamental research on stocks and regular meetings with company representatives are crucial to the investment process. Their investment team is a blend of value-oriented preferences, growth investors and stock pickers.	Portfolio Manager-Equities	01/01/2013

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Canada Life Asset Management Ltd. Canada Life Asset Management Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance CLAM is an active, pragmatic manager which aims to deliver returns in excess of the market over the long term. They invest in all major asset classes including fixed-income, equities, UK property and multi-asset solutions. The firm believes that fundamental research on stocks and regular meetings with company representatives are crucial to the investment process. Their investment team is a blend of value-oriented preferences, growth investors and stock pickers.	Finance