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✓ Published: 24-Jun-2013
✓ Published: 24-Jun-2013
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Mark Enman is head of global trading within the research team at the Man Group’s $13.2bln multi-manager business. Mark is responsible for informing Man Multi-Manager’s investment decisions within the global macro trading “silo”, focusing his research team on examining more actively traded strategies such as discretionary macro, macro emerging markets, commodities, and systematic strategies such as CTA’s.nnIn this Opalesque.TV interview, Mark talks about the challenges and benefits of d
Mark Enman is head of global trading within the research team at the Man Group’s $13.2bln multi-manager business. Mark is responsible for informing Man Multi-Manager’s investment decisions within the global macro trading “silo”, focusing his research team on examining more actively traded strategies such as discretionary macro, macro emerging markets, commodities, and systematic strategies such as CTA’s.nnIn this Opalesque.TV interview, Mark talks about the challenges and benefits of d
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