Profilo
Mr. Peter Nies, CFA, is Investment Director at capiton value management AG.
He sarted working as a sector analyst for Bayerische Vereinsbank.
In the following 12 years Mr. Nies was in charge of research at Zurich Versicherungen / Zurich Invest in Frankfurt.
He then became Head of the equity division at DBV Winterthur where he managed the Euroland Value Portfolio.
He completed Business Studies at the University of St. Gallen.
Precedenti posizioni note di Peter Nies
| Società | Posizione | Fine |
|---|---|---|
DBV-Winterthur Holding AG & Co. Beteiligungs (Invt Mgmt)
DBV-Winterthur Holding AG & Co. Beteiligungs (Invt Mgmt) Investment ManagersFinance No profile available | Gestore di Portafoglio-Azioni | 31/12/2008 |
CVM Value Invest GmbH
CVM Value Invest GmbH Investment ManagersFinance CVM is an active, long-term manager which aims to build confident and constructive cooperation with small and medium-sized companies mainly, but not exclusively, in German-speaking countries. They use fundamental analysis, sometimes supported by external expertise on markets or products, as well as in-depth conversations and company visits. The firm utilizes classical valuation factors and typical private equity criteria to make acquisition decisions, particularly seeking the reasons for the undervaluation and supporting company-wide or capital market-based issues. | Direttore degli Investimenti | - |
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| Aziende private | 2 |
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DBV-Winterthur Holding AG & Co. Beteiligungs (Invt Mgmt)
DBV-Winterthur Holding AG & Co. Beteiligungs (Invt Mgmt) Investment ManagersFinance No profile available | Finance |
CVM Value Invest GmbH
CVM Value Invest GmbH Investment ManagersFinance CVM is an active, long-term manager which aims to build confident and constructive cooperation with small and medium-sized companies mainly, but not exclusively, in German-speaking countries. They use fundamental analysis, sometimes supported by external expertise on markets or products, as well as in-depth conversations and company visits. The firm utilizes classical valuation factors and typical private equity criteria to make acquisition decisions, particularly seeking the reasons for the undervaluation and supporting company-wide or capital market-based issues. | Finance |
















