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New Capital - Wealthy Nations Bond Fund update Q3

Q3 New Capital Wealthy Nations Bond Fund update with Michael Leithead

Company: New Capital Date added: 20-10-2015
Duration: 31
Categories: Bonds

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New Capital Michael Leithead

Michael Leithead joined EFG in 2007. He has a BSc in Economics from the University of Birmingham. He holds the IMC and is a CFA Charterholder. Having graduated in 2002 he joined Fidelity International in 2003 where he held a number of roles within risk management and both equity and fixed income derivatives valuations. At EFG, his focus has been global fixed income fund management, fixed income strategy and trading.

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