Vincent Vinatier
Portfolio Manager
About Vincent
Prior to this role, Vincent had been a Senior Equity Analyst and Fund Manager at Schroders, managing UK Financials and European Media and Telecom portfolios. Preceding this he had his first stint at AXA IM, where for four years he worked as a Senior Equity Analyst covering the UK financials, European Media and Telecom sectors. Vincent started his investment career at Cazenove & Co in 1997 as an Equity Analyst covering European Media Small & Mid cap and French Equities.
Vincent has two Master’s degrees, in Business Administration from Audencia Nantes School of Management; and in International Securities and Investment Banking from Reading University.
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FinTech Strategy: Investors’ interest in Fintech close to an all-time high
- by Vincent Vinatier
- 08 February 2021 (3 min read)
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