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Profile
Michael Watt has worked at Henderson Global Investors and previously Touche Remnant for twenty five years, with responsibility for Far East investments.
Michael has managed Henderson Far East Income since 1990 and also manages Henderson TR Pacific Investment Trust.
Michael is a director of Henderson Global Investors (Singapore) Limited.
Former positions of Michael Watt
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Janus Henderson Investors UK Ltd.
 Janus Henderson Investors UK Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance JHI UK is an active, value-oriented manager which has core capabilities in global equities, European equities, global fixed-income, multi-asset and alternative investments. They focus on absolute returns, investing globally based on rigorous fundamental research and risk management. The firm believes that top-down economic factors are key drivers of markets and the performance of sectors within markets. Economic expectations are a key input to all equity, bond and currency return forecasts which determine their asset allocation policy. | Portfolio Manager-Equities | 30/01/2006 |
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Janus Henderson Investors UK Ltd.
Janus Henderson Investors UK Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance JHI UK is an active, value-oriented manager which has core capabilities in global equities, European equities, global fixed-income, multi-asset and alternative investments. They focus on absolute returns, investing globally based on rigorous fundamental research and risk management. The firm believes that top-down economic factors are key drivers of markets and the performance of sectors within markets. Economic expectations are a key input to all equity, bond and currency return forecasts which determine their asset allocation policy. | Finance |
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