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Dillon Lancaster

Portfolio Management

7 años de experiencia en inversión

Londres

TwentyFour Asset Management LLP

8th Floor, The Monument Building, 11 Monument Street

EC3R 8AF London

Reino Unido

Dillon se incorporó a TwentyFour Asset Management (TwentyFour) a principios de 2016 como miembro del equipo Multi-Sector Bond (MSB). Su principal responsabilidad es la gestión de las carteras de la estrategia Strategic Income del equipo.

Se graduó por la Universidad de Oxford (con matrícula de honor) en 2017, donde obtuvo una licenciatura en Política, Filosofía y Economía. Antes de unirse a TwentyFour, Dillon realizó prácticas profesionales en NS Partners y Baylor Klein.

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