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Nov 16, 2012
Getting the basics right and the costs down
Why asset allocation and costs matter so much
ABOUT JOHN
John Redwood was an investment analyst, manager and director for
Robert Fleming and for NM Rothschild in the 1970s and 1980s. Since
then he has been a pension trustee, member of the Investment Committee
of an Oxford College, the Chairman of Evercore Pan-Asset's investment company and a
non-executive Director of a hedge fund and an investment trust.
He has written extensively on economic and investment subjects, including 'Popular Capitalism' (1988); 'The Global marketplace' (1993); Superpower Struggles (2005); and 'Freeing Britain to compete' (2007).
He is currently a Distinguished Fellow of All Souls College, Oxford and a lecturer and commentator on economic and investment matters. He holds a doctorate from Oxford University and the IMC Investment Management qualification.
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Director of Finance
Raven Housing
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Head of Whole Government Accounts
HM Treasury
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Business Innovation Director
Virgin Unite
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John Redwood: Bonds still have a place
Bonds still have a place in John Redwood’s ETF portfolio