Profile
Mr. Richard W.
Greenwood is Senior Research Analyst at Bedlam Asset Management Plc.
He joined Bedlam in 2007 and has over 6 years industry expereience.
He commenced work at Deloitte and Touche in 2003 where he specialized in tax cash flow modeling and due diligence reports for private equity M&A. His other experience includes academic instruction; from 1999-2003, he taught Classics, Latin and Greek at Wisbech Grammar School.
Mr. Greenwood graduated with a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Classics at Lincoln College, Oxford.
Former positions of Richard W. Greenwood
| Companies | Position | End |
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Bedlam Asset Management Plc
Bedlam Asset Management Plc Investment ManagersFinance BAM's investment process is fundamentally value-orientated and seeks to screen out absolute risk, using bottom-up and top-down approaches to build portfolios. The firm invests in equity from the standpoint of a trade buyer, looking for self-funding takeovers. This requires that the target company must have a strong free cash flow, sustainable margins, and compelling valuations. Once the firm proves that a company satisfies these requirements, they perform in-house analysis and then look for a trigger, or catalyst, for change. The investment team performs 'stress testing' to reach an investment decision. Stop-loss policies after purchase are not used, though any significant fall (more than 5%) results in an automatic review of the company's operations and valuation | Analyst-Equity | 01/02/2014 |
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Bedlam Asset Management Plc
Bedlam Asset Management Plc Investment ManagersFinance BAM's investment process is fundamentally value-orientated and seeks to screen out absolute risk, using bottom-up and top-down approaches to build portfolios. The firm invests in equity from the standpoint of a trade buyer, looking for self-funding takeovers. This requires that the target company must have a strong free cash flow, sustainable margins, and compelling valuations. Once the firm proves that a company satisfies these requirements, they perform in-house analysis and then look for a trigger, or catalyst, for change. The investment team performs 'stress testing' to reach an investment decision. Stop-loss policies after purchase are not used, though any significant fall (more than 5%) results in an automatic review of the company's operations and valuation | Finance |
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