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Profile
Roger Whiteoak joined AXA Framlington in 2000.
He graduated from Cambridge University in 1991 with an honours degree in Land Economy and joined Duncan Lawrie Private Bank as a trainee, becoming an analyst in UK smaller companies and manager of ethical funds.
In January 1996, Mr Whiteoak moved to Laurence Keen (now Rathbones Unit Trust Management) where he managed the UK Smaller Companies Unit Trust and the Capital Growth Fund.
Former positions of Roger Whiteoak
| Companies | Position | End |
|---|---|---|
AXA Framlington Investment Management Ltd.
 AXA Framlington Investment Management Ltd. Investment Trusts/Mutual FundsMiscellaneous AFIM is an active, bottom-up and GARP-oriented investment manager which utilizes a fundamental approach to select stocks, aiming to consistently deliver investment outperformance. Primarily an equity investment manager, the firm invests in companies which are expected to produce above-average earnings growth and dividends over a complete economic cycle. AFIM performs most of their research internally, and the investment team considers the quality of a company's management and financial position, the industry in which it operates and its competitive position, before making the investment decision. | Head-Equity Investments | 28/02/2008 |
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AXA Framlington Investment Management Ltd.
AXA Framlington Investment Management Ltd. Investment Trusts/Mutual FundsMiscellaneous AFIM is an active, bottom-up and GARP-oriented investment manager which utilizes a fundamental approach to select stocks, aiming to consistently deliver investment outperformance. Primarily an equity investment manager, the firm invests in companies which are expected to produce above-average earnings growth and dividends over a complete economic cycle. AFIM performs most of their research internally, and the investment team considers the quality of a company's management and financial position, the industry in which it operates and its competitive position, before making the investment decision. | Miscellaneous |
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