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Colm Friel
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Mr. Colm Friel, CFA, is a Fund Manager at Polar Capital LLP.
He joined Polar Capital in June 2014 working on the North American Equities team.
He has over 17 years of industry experience.
Prior to joining Polar Capital, Mr. Friel spent over 3 years as a Global Equity Analyst at Seven Pillars Capital Management.
Before that, he worked as an Economist for the Bank of England where he was responsible for analysis of banks and banking systems.
He graduated with a BA (1st Class Hons) in Economics from Trinity College in Dublin and MSc in Finance and Economics from London School of Economics and Political Science.
Former positions of Colm Friel
| Companies | Position | End |
|---|---|---|
Seven Pillars Capital Management LLP
 Seven Pillars Capital Management LLP Investment ManagersFinance Seven Pillars utilizes a long-term mindset, a value-oriented investment approach, and a focus on downside protection. The firm conducts rigorous fundamental bottom-up research to understand the business model, assess business and management quality, and determine a likely long-term annual return on their investment. The filing of investment research helps them identify reasons to sell securities. There are only three reasons for selling: there is no longer an adequate margin of safety, there is a more lucrative investment opportunity available, or they have made a mistake. | Analyst-Equity | 01/05/2014 |
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Seven Pillars Capital Management LLP
Seven Pillars Capital Management LLP Investment ManagersFinance Seven Pillars utilizes a long-term mindset, a value-oriented investment approach, and a focus on downside protection. The firm conducts rigorous fundamental bottom-up research to understand the business model, assess business and management quality, and determine a likely long-term annual return on their investment. The filing of investment research helps them identify reasons to sell securities. There are only three reasons for selling: there is no longer an adequate margin of safety, there is a more lucrative investment opportunity available, or they have made a mistake. | Finance |
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