Profil
Ms. Mathilde Franscini Scaillet is Hedge Fund Manager at QUAERO Capital SA.
She started her career at ABB Financial Services, on the trading desk.
Then she joined Unigestion in 2003 where she led the hedge fund quantitative research department.
She later joined Kedge Capital as a Senior Investment Analyst and Head of Risk.
Back in Switzerland, she held a Director position at Wegelin & Co., managing some of the bank's largest portfolios.
Ms. Scaillet Franscin studied both in Lausanne and Singapore.
She is titular of a Master of Science in Business Administration and a Master of Science in Banking and Finance; she is both FAME (Financial Asset Management Engineering) and FRM (Financial Risk Manager) certified.
Ehemalige bekannte Positionen von Mathilde Franscini Scaillet
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Quaero Capital SA
Quaero Capital SA Investment ManagersFinance Quaero Capital is an active, opportunistic investor which manages concentrated portfolios with a long-term outlook and a view to generating substantial absolute return. They invest primarily in micro- and small-cap companies with a focus on European securities; however, they are not tied by country, index or sector weightings. The firm engages in bottom-up stockpicking and follows a value-oriented approach, aiming to identify undervalued companies, which are poorly followed by mainstream investors. | Portfolio Manager-Aktien | 01.01.2016 |
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Quaero Capital SA
Quaero Capital SA Investment ManagersFinance Quaero Capital is an active, opportunistic investor which manages concentrated portfolios with a long-term outlook and a view to generating substantial absolute return. They invest primarily in micro- and small-cap companies with a focus on European securities; however, they are not tied by country, index or sector weightings. The firm engages in bottom-up stockpicking and follows a value-oriented approach, aiming to identify undervalued companies, which are poorly followed by mainstream investors. | Finance |
















