Meet the Investment Influencers: Quilter Cheviot's David Miller

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The fund selection and fund research markets are a major part of the multi-trillion pound investment industry but who are the key players within it?

In the latest in our series of video interviews with the most respected individuals who select funds, decide ratings or otherwise influence the allocation of investor fund flows, we meet David Miller, investment director at Quilter Cheviot. Miller joined the company in 2007 as a partner of Cheviot and an investment manager. He is now a member of various Quilter Cheviot investment committees, including asset allocation, fixed income, UK stock selection and alternatives, as well as the fund manager of Libero Cautious. After graduating from Cambridge in 1980 with a degree in Natural Scie...

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