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Mr. Graham Baillie is an Executive Chairman at Melville Douglas Investment Management (Pty) Ltd. He joined Melville Douglas in 2002 as Executive Chairman and Portfolio Manager.
He has over 20 years experience in investment research, banking, and stockbroking.
Prior to this, Mr. Baillie was Director of Investment Research at Barnard Jacobs Mellet, where he steered the company to global recognition as the leading research house in South Africa.
He holds a B.Com and an MBA.
Postes actifs de Graham Baillie
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Melville Douglas Investment Management (Pty) Ltd.
Melville Douglas Investment Management (Pty) Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance MDIM believes that only fundamental research aimed at establishing the true intrinsic value of the investment opportunities can provide true insight. The firm focuses on identifying the intrinsic value of an investment opportunity and then ensuring they invest only when there is an appropriate margin of safety. Their investment process is based on a bottom up approach aimed at identifying quality investment opportunities that offer attractive future returns at an attractive discount to the firm’s view of their future value. | Directeur Général | 01/01/2002 |
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Melville Douglas Investment Management (Pty) Ltd.
Melville Douglas Investment Management (Pty) Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance MDIM believes that only fundamental research aimed at establishing the true intrinsic value of the investment opportunities can provide true insight. The firm focuses on identifying the intrinsic value of an investment opportunity and then ensuring they invest only when there is an appropriate margin of safety. Their investment process is based on a bottom up approach aimed at identifying quality investment opportunities that offer attractive future returns at an attractive discount to the firm’s view of their future value. | Finance |
















