Profile
Harish Haridas joined Blue Planet in 2005 as an Investment Analyst within the Investment Team.
He graduated from the University of Edinburgh with a MSc in Economics (Scottish Graduate Programme in Economics) as the SQW scholar for the academic year 2004/05.
He also holds a First class honours degree in Business Economics from University of Leicester.
Research interest includes foreign direct investment in emerging markets, economic growth models, economic and fiscal policy issues.
At a professional level, he has completed the Investment Management Certificate (IMC) and stage 1 of the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) programme.
Former positions of Harish Haridas
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Blue Planet Investment Management Ltd. /UK/
Blue Planet Investment Management Ltd. /UK/ Investment ManagersFinance BPIM aims to provide investors with first class investment management and to support environmental issues for the benefit of present and future generations. The firm applies fundamental analysis to asset allocation and investment research decisions. More specifically they use a top-down approach which seeks to identify and assess the impact of economic conditions and policies on global equity, bond and currency markets. The impact on individual countries and regions is then assessed, and finally the effect on individual sectors and companies within those economies. | Director of Investments | 31/10/2008 |
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Blue Planet Investment Management Ltd. /UK/
Blue Planet Investment Management Ltd. /UK/ Investment ManagersFinance BPIM aims to provide investors with first class investment management and to support environmental issues for the benefit of present and future generations. The firm applies fundamental analysis to asset allocation and investment research decisions. More specifically they use a top-down approach which seeks to identify and assess the impact of economic conditions and policies on global equity, bond and currency markets. The impact on individual countries and regions is then assessed, and finally the effect on individual sectors and companies within those economies. | Finance |
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