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Mr. Ian G.
Sims is a Chairman & Chief Investment Officer at Colchester Global Investors Ltd. He began his career in the field of global fixed income and currency investment management in 1980.
His work experience includes fixed income portfolio management at the Royal Bank of Canada and Hill Samuel Investment Advisors.
Mr. Sims became a founder and director of Delaware International Advisers, Ltd., where he worked for nearly 10 years.
At the time of his departure, he was Chief Investment Officer-Global Fixed Income.
Mr. Sims holds a graduate and post-graduate degrees in Mathematics, Economics and Statistics, and has authored a widely read publication on the use of real yields in global bond management.
Postes actifs de Ian Galloway Sims
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Colchester Global Investors Ltd.
Colchester Global Investors Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance Colchester is an active, value-oriented fixed income manager which aims to gain the competitive advantage of diversity and added return potential through the use of high quality smaller country bonds. The firm mostly manages portfolios comprise of sovereign bonds and currencies in the form of foreign exchange forward contracts. They believe that a portfolio of higher real yielding bonds and undervalued currencies, according to their real exchange rate, will outperform its benchmark over a medium to long-term investment horizon. | Fondateur | 08/10/1999 |
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Colchester Global Investors Ltd.
Colchester Global Investors Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance Colchester is an active, value-oriented fixed income manager which aims to gain the competitive advantage of diversity and added return potential through the use of high quality smaller country bonds. The firm mostly manages portfolios comprise of sovereign bonds and currencies in the form of foreign exchange forward contracts. They believe that a portfolio of higher real yielding bonds and undervalued currencies, according to their real exchange rate, will outperform its benchmark over a medium to long-term investment horizon. | Finance |
















