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Mr. Adam A. Hakkou, CFA, is an Analyst & Portfolio Advisor at Comgest (Singapore) Pte Ltd. He co-leads the Asia ex Japan, Asia Pac ex Japan strategies.
He contributes widely to the Asian team’s research coverage, identifying quality growth investment opportunities across diverse sectors and geographies.
He graduated from the NEOMA Business School in France with a Master’s degree in Finance and Entrepreneurial Management and obtained an Advanced Master’s in Finance and Asset Management from the ESSEC Business School in Paris where he was an active member of the school’s investment fund.
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Comgest (Singapore) Pte Ltd.
Comgest (Singapore) Pte Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance Comgest Singapore is an active, long-term manager which aims to create portfolios offering regular, double-digit aggregated earnings per share growth per annum over a five-year horizon. Long-term investment horizon typically leads to low portfolio turnover; most of their investments are held for three to five years. The firm’s approach can be characterized as quality growth, unconstrained and high conviction. Bottom-up stock-picking is their primary source of alpha. | Analyst-Equity | 01-01-2012 |
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Comgest (Singapore) Pte Ltd.
Comgest (Singapore) Pte Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance Comgest Singapore is an active, long-term manager which aims to create portfolios offering regular, double-digit aggregated earnings per share growth per annum over a five-year horizon. Long-term investment horizon typically leads to low portfolio turnover; most of their investments are held for three to five years. The firm’s approach can be characterized as quality growth, unconstrained and high conviction. Bottom-up stock-picking is their primary source of alpha. | Finance |
















