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Mr. Rain Leesi is an Investment Manager & Head of Research at Avaron Asset Management AS.
He joined Avaron research team as an Analyst in 2007.
He is currently heading the research team.
In 2019, he took the role of Investment Manager.
Mr. Leesi is also a member of the Investment Committee.
He holds a B.A. degree in Business Administration from Tallinn University of Technology.
Postes actifs de Rain Leesi
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Avaron Asset Management AS
Avaron Asset Management AS Investment ManagersFinance Avaron focuses on the emerging Europe-listed equity asset class, which aims to deliver a positive risk-adjusted return to their clients over the market cycle. They construct a portfolio of companies that maximizes the aggregate upside to internally set target prices of individual companies in their investment universe, considering the quality and ESG profile of a company, the liquidity of an instrument, and, where relevant, the FX outlook. Avaron manages assets in a benchmark-agnostic way, emphasizing bottom-up analysis and value-oriented stock-picking with a strong small and mid-cap bias. | Directeur de la Recherche - Actions | 01/01/2007 |
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Avaron Asset Management AS
Avaron Asset Management AS Investment ManagersFinance Avaron focuses on the emerging Europe-listed equity asset class, which aims to deliver a positive risk-adjusted return to their clients over the market cycle. They construct a portfolio of companies that maximizes the aggregate upside to internally set target prices of individual companies in their investment universe, considering the quality and ESG profile of a company, the liquidity of an instrument, and, where relevant, the FX outlook. Avaron manages assets in a benchmark-agnostic way, emphasizing bottom-up analysis and value-oriented stock-picking with a strong small and mid-cap bias. | Finance |
















