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Profile
Mr. Niland joined Martin Currie in 2007 after five years at Credit Suisse Asset Management, where he headed up the product management and marketing department.
He joined Credit Suisse in 2002 as a client portfolio manager with responsibility for client relationships and business development.
Before that, Mr. Niland managed fixed-income portfolios at Morgan Stanley and at Citibank.
He began his career at JP Morgan in 1987, working on the trading floor with short-term fixed-income securities.
Mr. Niland is a CFA charterholder.
Former positions of Dan Niland
| Companies | Position | End |
|---|---|---|
Martin Currie, Inc. (United States)
 Martin Currie, Inc. (United States) Investment ManagersFinance Martin Currie is an active equity specialist that aims to derive maximum value from their stock insights and deliver returns in a predictable and sustainable fashion. Their stock-focused approach is driven by in-depth fundamental research and bottom-up stock picking with skilled portfolio construction. Martin Currie invests for the long-term to capture equity growth, but only when high-quality opportunities are identified at sensible valuations. | Sales & Marketing | 12/12/2009 |
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Martin Currie, Inc. (United States)
Martin Currie, Inc. (United States) Investment ManagersFinance Martin Currie is an active equity specialist that aims to derive maximum value from their stock insights and deliver returns in a predictable and sustainable fashion. Their stock-focused approach is driven by in-depth fundamental research and bottom-up stock picking with skilled portfolio construction. Martin Currie invests for the long-term to capture equity growth, but only when high-quality opportunities are identified at sensible valuations. | Finance |
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