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Profile
Mr. George H.
Cockburn is an Investment Director at J.
M.
Finn & Co. Ltd. He joined the firm in August 2012 to manage funds for Private Clients, Trusts, Charities and Self Invested Personal Pensions.
Mr. Cockburn spent a year with the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food before joining Brewin Dolphin as an Investment Assistant.
In 2005, he became a Divisional Director with responsibilities for managing a client base of Private Clients, Trusts, Charities and Private Pensions.
Whilst at Brewin Dolphin, he was a member of the Asset Allocation Committee.
He holds a BSc Agricultural Economics from the Newcastle University.
Howard Cockburn active positions
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J. M. Finn & Co. Ltd.
 J. M. Finn & Co. Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance JM Finn is an active manager that believes that investment decisions must be client-driven and complemented by the personal convictions of the investment manager. Their investment process aims to assist managers to generate high quality investment ideas, to ensure the ideas are communicated efficiently around the firm and to ensure that the ideas' risk factors are properly assessed. The firm’s in-house research capability draws on sell-side research, fundamental industry analysis and meetings with companies to produce investment recommendations. | Portfolio Manager-Equities | 01/08/2012 |
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J. M. Finn & Co. Ltd.
J. M. Finn & Co. Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance JM Finn is an active manager that believes that investment decisions must be client-driven and complemented by the personal convictions of the investment manager. Their investment process aims to assist managers to generate high quality investment ideas, to ensure the ideas are communicated efficiently around the firm and to ensure that the ideas' risk factors are properly assessed. The firm’s in-house research capability draws on sell-side research, fundamental industry analysis and meetings with companies to produce investment recommendations. | Finance |
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