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Mr. Alexander Grispos is a Research Director at Ruffer LLP.
He joined the firm in 2005.
Mr. Grispos started in equity research in 1998 at Alpha Trust in Greece and then worked in venture capital for six years.
He then joined Top Technology Ventures in the UK, and subsequently became Investment Manager with RTF based in London and St Petersburg, Russia.
He graduated from Imperial College with a first class degree in Mechanical Engineering.
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Ruffer LLP
Ruffer LLP Investment ManagersFinance Ruffer aims to deliver consistent positive returns – whatever happens in financial markets. The firm actively manages investments, mainly in conventional assets, and operates freely, without restrictive benchmarks. In all they do, they seek to be responsible investors, integrating environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) issues into their investment process. Ruffer always holds investments in what they call growth and protection. They hold these alongside each other, changing the allocation to each over time. The growth assets are typically equities. The protective assets are usually a combination of conventional and index–linked bonds, currencies, derivatives and exposure to commodities. | Director de Investigación - Acciones | 01/01/2005 |
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Ruffer LLP Investment ManagersFinance Ruffer aims to deliver consistent positive returns – whatever happens in financial markets. The firm actively manages investments, mainly in conventional assets, and operates freely, without restrictive benchmarks. In all they do, they seek to be responsible investors, integrating environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) issues into their investment process. Ruffer always holds investments in what they call growth and protection. They hold these alongside each other, changing the allocation to each over time. The growth assets are typically equities. The protective assets are usually a combination of conventional and index–linked bonds, currencies, derivatives and exposure to commodities. | Finance |
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