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Mr. Marc Saint John Webb is a Portfolio Manager at Quaero Capital SA. He joined Quaero Capital SA in 2006 as portfolio manager.
He started investing in European equities in 1987, when he joined Warburg Securities in Paris.
He subsequently worked as a research analyst for Schelcher Prince before moving on to small cap stock picking at Oddo.
In 1997, he joined CCF Elysées Bourse as Head of the Small Caps Division, where he developed a new research product dedicated to smaller companies.
He oversaw a number of IPOs and raised further capital for listed smaller companies.
In 2001, he co-founded IXIS-Rothschild Midcaps, a Paris-based joint venture specialising in corporate brokerage and research on French mid-sized companies.
He studied at Aston Business School in England, the Complutense University of Madrid in Spain and INSEAD in France.
He holds the diploma of the SFAF (the French Society of Financial Analysts).
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Quaero Capital SA
Quaero Capital SA Investment ManagersFinance Quaero Capital is an active, opportunistic investor which manages concentrated portfolios with a long-term outlook and a view to generating substantial absolute return. They invest primarily in micro- and small-cap companies with a focus on European securities; however, they are not tied by country, index or sector weightings. The firm engages in bottom-up stockpicking and follows a value-oriented approach, aiming to identify undervalued companies, which are poorly followed by mainstream investors. | Gestionnaire de Portefeuille-Actions | 01/01/2006 |
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Quaero Capital SA
Quaero Capital SA Investment ManagersFinance Quaero Capital is an active, opportunistic investor which manages concentrated portfolios with a long-term outlook and a view to generating substantial absolute return. They invest primarily in micro- and small-cap companies with a focus on European securities; however, they are not tied by country, index or sector weightings. The firm engages in bottom-up stockpicking and follows a value-oriented approach, aiming to identify undervalued companies, which are poorly followed by mainstream investors. | Finance |
















