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Profile
Mr. Peter Scholla was previously employed as a Partner & Chief Compliance Officer by Global Investment Adviser LC.
He received his graduate degree from the University of Fribourg.
Former positions of Peter Scholla
| Companies | Position | End |
|---|---|---|
Global Investment Adviser LC
 Global Investment Adviser LC Investment ManagersFinance GIA utilizes an active, and at times opportunistic, approach to investing and/or recommending investments of client’s capital. The firm believes that investing and/or recommending investments of client’s capital in domestic and foreign securities provides a superior asset management proposition than a domestic-only or non-US only strategy. They sell or recommend the sale of an investment when the market price exceeds GIA’s estimate of fair value, the fundamentals fall short of GIA’s original investment thesis, when there are more attractive investment alternatives, or when client or market circumstances materially change. | Chief Executive Officer | 17/12/2025 |
Training of Peter Scholla
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| Private companies | 2 |
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Global Investment Adviser LC
Global Investment Adviser LC Investment ManagersFinance GIA utilizes an active, and at times opportunistic, approach to investing and/or recommending investments of client’s capital. The firm believes that investing and/or recommending investments of client’s capital in domestic and foreign securities provides a superior asset management proposition than a domestic-only or non-US only strategy. They sell or recommend the sale of an investment when the market price exceeds GIA’s estimate of fair value, the fundamentals fall short of GIA’s original investment thesis, when there are more attractive investment alternatives, or when client or market circumstances materially change. | Finance |
University of Fribourg
 University of Fribourg Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
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