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Raymond has over fifteen years experience in private equity including a blend of venture capital and fund investment. Prior to that he built up a financial grounding in banking and insolvency with Bank of Scotland and KPMG respectively. His private equity experience was initially gained through Friends Ivory & Sime Private Equity and British Linen Bank which led to Raymond founding Albany Ventures in 2000. This blend of skills provides a strong insight into private equity as a whole and enables a proactive approach to fund and co-investment.
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Iain has been involved in direct investment in private equity since 1998. In addition to closing, managing and exiting a number of deals, Iain has also acted a Non-Executive Director on several boards and has experience in the operational and strategic aspects of managing a fund as a founder director of Albany Ventures alongside Raymond Abbott and John Morrison. Prior to joining ATEP, Iain was an Investment Director at Gresham Private Equity, a mid-market buy-out fund in Australia.
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John has been involved in making private equity investments since 1996. During that time he has been actively involved in making, managing and exiting several unquoted investments. Over the past decade John has served on the boards of several early stage technology companies. A founder director of Albany Ventures in 2000, John is a qualified chartered accountant who has lived and worked in both the UK and South Africa.
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Richard has over eight years experience in private equity including a blend of venture capital and quoted equity and debt investments. During that time Richard has been actively involved in making and managing investments and has represented client funds in board level meetings and discussions. Prior to joining ATEP, Richard was employed by Noble Fund Managers.
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