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Profile
Mr. Mick Fitzgerald is General Manager at Bedlam Asset Management Plc.
He moved from Midland Bank to Kleinwort Benson Investment Management where he became the Head of Institutional Client Services.
Before this, he was Head of Investment Operations at First Quadrant Ltd before his appointment as Head of Investment Operations at The Equitable Life Assurance Society
Former positions of Mick Fitzgerald
| Companies | Position | End |
|---|---|---|
Bedlam Asset Management Plc
 Bedlam Asset Management Plc Investment ManagersFinance BAM's investment process is fundamentally value-orientated and seeks to screen out absolute risk, using bottom-up and top-down approaches to build portfolios. The firm invests in equity from the standpoint of a trade buyer, looking for self-funding takeovers. This requires that the target company must have a strong free cash flow, sustainable margins, and compelling valuations. Once the firm proves that a company satisfies these requirements, they perform in-house analysis and then look for a trigger, or catalyst, for change. The investment team performs 'stress testing' to reach an investment decision. Stop-loss policies after purchase are not used, though any significant fall (more than 5%) results in an automatic review of the company's operations and valuation | Chief Investment Officer | 30/12/2006 |
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Bedlam Asset Management Plc
Bedlam Asset Management Plc Investment ManagersFinance BAM's investment process is fundamentally value-orientated and seeks to screen out absolute risk, using bottom-up and top-down approaches to build portfolios. The firm invests in equity from the standpoint of a trade buyer, looking for self-funding takeovers. This requires that the target company must have a strong free cash flow, sustainable margins, and compelling valuations. Once the firm proves that a company satisfies these requirements, they perform in-house analysis and then look for a trigger, or catalyst, for change. The investment team performs 'stress testing' to reach an investment decision. Stop-loss policies after purchase are not used, though any significant fall (more than 5%) results in an automatic review of the company's operations and valuation | Finance |
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