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Timothy Hay
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Timothy Hay, (IMC), Fund Manager, joined Lloyd George Management in London in 2003. He is a graduate of the University of Manchester with BA (Hons) in Economics and Economic History and has spent the past four years covering EMEA for LGM London. He has although first-hand understanding of the different markets he covers as a result of numerous visits to the region. He has worked very closely on the LG GEM Smaller Companies fund, helping it to win 1st place in the Standard & Poor's Equity GEM Sector Awards for 2006.In addition, he manages our Siberian Fund which specialises in Russian equities with a focus on gas and oil.
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Stewart Investors Global Emerging Markets Leaders Co-managed UT Global Emerging Markets since Aug 01 2025 to present
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