Meet the Investment Influencers: Deutsche Bank's Ian Crispo

Our regular video series continues

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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 of 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 Ian Crispo, head of fund selection at Deutsche Bank. Crispo joined the bank in 2005 after building up seven years of industry experience as a management consultant at both Sherwood Alliance and Arthur D. Little. Prior to his current role at Deutsche Bank, he held a variety of positions within the company's alternative investment and hedge fund divisions, including hedge fund analyst, hedge fund product s...

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