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Mr. Didier Colin is a Research Analyst at Noonday Asset Management LLP.
He joined Noonday in 2006 as an investment professional.
Prior to joining Noonday, he worked as an Associate of Deutsche Bank's real estate private equity group in London and before that, as an Analyst at Credit Suisse First Boston.
Mr. Colin graduated from Paris Dauphine University with an MS in Management & Finance.
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Farallon Capital Europe LLP
Farallon Capital Europe LLP Investment ManagersFinance Farallon Europe seeks to achieve superior risk-adjusted rates of return through a process of bottom-up fundamental research and analysis that emphasizes capital preservation. The firm invests globally in public and private assets across strategies and asset classes. Investment ideas compete for capital based on in-depth, critical assessment of specific risks and rewards. Risk is monitored and managed through rigorous and thorough analysis of each investment and, at the portfolio level, through risk management analytics and overlay and tail-risk hedging. | Analyst-Equity | 01.11.2009 |
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Farallon Capital Europe LLP
Farallon Capital Europe LLP Investment ManagersFinance Farallon Europe seeks to achieve superior risk-adjusted rates of return through a process of bottom-up fundamental research and analysis that emphasizes capital preservation. The firm invests globally in public and private assets across strategies and asset classes. Investment ideas compete for capital based on in-depth, critical assessment of specific risks and rewards. Risk is monitored and managed through rigorous and thorough analysis of each investment and, at the portfolio level, through risk management analytics and overlay and tail-risk hedging. | Finance |
















