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Mr. Bernard Machen is an Analyst & Portfolio Manager at Solaris Investment Management Ltd.
Prior to establishing the firm, he was a member of the 9 person Suncorp team responsible (2000 to 2007) for managing equity investments.
Before joining the Suncorp Australian Equities team, Mr. Machen spent 10 years in the Information Technology arena, with 6 of those working directly for the investment team designing Portfolio Management and Performance systems, and later managing the Investments Systems team.
Mr. Machen holds a Bachelor of Business in Computing from the Queensland University of Technology and Graduate Diploma in Applied Finance and Investment from Kaplan Professional.
Postes actifs de Bernard Machen
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Solaris Investment Management Ltd.
Solaris Investment Management Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance Solaris is an active, style-neutral Australian equities manager which aims to achieve superior returns for their clients. The firm selects stocks using fundamental analysis to exploit market inefficiencies in forecasts and valuations. They make all investment decisions based on detailed analysis of the securities and key financial markets, with an eye on the global perspective. Solaris’s typical portfolio size is 40 to 70 stocks. Their analysts are empowered as the portfolio managers for their sectors and engage in pure, bottom-up stock picking without top-down overlays. Strict risk controls are applied to minimize the exposure to downside risk. | Fondateur | 01/01/2008 |
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Solaris Investment Management Ltd.
Solaris Investment Management Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance Solaris is an active, style-neutral Australian equities manager which aims to achieve superior returns for their clients. The firm selects stocks using fundamental analysis to exploit market inefficiencies in forecasts and valuations. They make all investment decisions based on detailed analysis of the securities and key financial markets, with an eye on the global perspective. Solaris’s typical portfolio size is 40 to 70 stocks. Their analysts are empowered as the portfolio managers for their sectors and engage in pure, bottom-up stock picking without top-down overlays. Strict risk controls are applied to minimize the exposure to downside risk. | Finance |
















