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Ms. Ying Xi Yu is a Commodities Analyst & Economist at Armajaro Asset Management LLP.
She joined Armajaro in 2011 after spending 5 years at Barclays Capital as a Vice President & Commodities Analyst.
In her last 4 years at Barcap, she was based in Singapore to set up a highly regarded Asia Commodities Research team, which was cross-commodities in scope and delved into commodities-related issues from an Asian perspective.
With her years of experience working with leading researchers in the field, her extensive network in the region and her fluent command of the Mandarin language, she brings on board invaluable insights into both micro asymmetries and macro trends developing in Asia.
Ms. Yu holds a MSc from the London School of Economics and Political Science.
Anciens postes connus de Ying Xi Yu
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Armajaro Asset Management LLP
 Armajaro Asset Management LLP Investment ManagersFinance Armajaro Asset Management LLP (AAM) is the asset management subsidiary of Armajaro Holdings in the UK, a leading commodities and financial services business, headquartered in London. The firm was established in 2002 as an alternative asset management partnership. Based in London, they specialize in managing hedge funds including the Armajaro Commodities Fund, the CC+ Fund, the CZAR+ Fund and the Armajaro Emerging Markets Fund. | Analyst-Equity | 01/07/2015 |
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Armajaro Asset Management LLP
Armajaro Asset Management LLP Investment ManagersFinance Armajaro Asset Management LLP (AAM) is the asset management subsidiary of Armajaro Holdings in the UK, a leading commodities and financial services business, headquartered in London. The firm was established in 2002 as an alternative asset management partnership. Based in London, they specialize in managing hedge funds including the Armajaro Commodities Fund, the CC+ Fund, the CZAR+ Fund and the Armajaro Emerging Markets Fund. | Finance |