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Applied Derivative Research (ADR)
Applied Derivative Research is an organization focused on leading the future of investment management through both sustainable financial returns and positive...
Applied Derivative Research (ADR)
Applied Derivative Research is an organization focused on leading the future of investment management through both sustainable financial returns and positive impact. Risk control is a core principle of its investment philosophy, seeking to reduce the statistical probability of permanent loss of capital. Its global coverage and extensive network allow evaluation of both public and private opportunities across all continents, with discipline paving the way for alpha generation in a reduced risk environment.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Year founded
1996
Location
Region
Europe
Country
United Kingdom
City
London
Corporate office
London, United Kingdom
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
What is Applied Derivative Research (ADR)?
Applied Derivative Research (ADR) is an asset manager headquartered in London, United Kingdom.
When was Applied Derivative Research (ADR) founded?
Applied Derivative Research (ADR) was founded in 1996.
Where is Applied Derivative Research (ADR) headquartered?
Applied Derivative Research (ADR) is headquartered in London, United Kingdom, in the Europe region.
What does Altss track for Applied Derivative Research (ADR)?
Altss maintains an OSINT-verified profile of Applied Derivative Research (ADR) covering investment focus (ESG policy, ticket size, target IRR, currency preference, regional focuses, industry focuses, technological focuses), team (service providers and advisors), deals (company deals and fund commitments), and network (associations and event participation). Detailed values are available to Altss subscribers.
What is Applied Derivative Research (ADR)'s website?
Applied Derivative Research (ADR)'s public website is adr-uk.com. Verified contact details for principals and decision-makers are available to Altss subscribers.
What type of firm is Applied Derivative Research (ADR)?
Applied Derivative Research (ADR) is classified by Altss as an Asset Manager, operating from United Kingdom within the Europe region.
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