Wannisa Wrobel
Portfolio Manager-Equities at Lingohr & Partner Asset Management GmbH
Profile
Ms. Wannisa Wrobel is a Portfolio Manager at Lingohr Asset Management GmbH.
She has been a Portfolio Manager at Lingohr & Partner since 2019.
She started her career at Lingohr & Partner as an investment analyst in 2017.
She holds an M.Sc.
in Finance from the International School of Management in Dortmund and a Bachelor's degree from the Hotel Institute Montreux in cooperation with Northwood University.
Wannisa Wrobel active positions
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Lingohr & Partner Asset Management GmbH
 Lingohr & Partner Asset Management GmbH Investment ManagersFinance Lingohr Asset Management GmbH (Lingohr) is an asset management firm headquartered in Düsseldorf, Germany. Formerly known as Lingohr & Partner Asset Management GmbH, the firm was founded in 1993 by Frank R. Lingohr with the support of two long-standing companions. They were acquired by Amauris Invest GmbH in 2022. Lingohr offers institutional investors, selected distribution partners, high net-worth individuals, and family offices with global and regional equity strategies via public mutual funds, segregated accounts as well as private wealth mandates. | Portfolio Manager-Equities | 2018-12-31 |
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Lingohr & Partner Asset Management GmbH
Lingohr & Partner Asset Management GmbH Investment ManagersFinance Lingohr Asset Management GmbH (Lingohr) is an asset management firm headquartered in Düsseldorf, Germany. Formerly known as Lingohr & Partner Asset Management GmbH, the firm was founded in 1993 by Frank R. Lingohr with the support of two long-standing companions. They were acquired by Amauris Invest GmbH in 2022. Lingohr offers institutional investors, selected distribution partners, high net-worth individuals, and family offices with global and regional equity strategies via public mutual funds, segregated accounts as well as private wealth mandates. | Finance |
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