Charles de Vaulx
Charles de Vaulx is a French-born asset manager. He is currently chief investment officer, co-portfolio manager, and partner at International Value Advisers, LLC.
Background and history
He earned a Master in Finance from Ecole Supérieure de Commerce de Rouen, France. In January 1987, de Vaulx joined the SoGen Funds, working under Jean-Marie Eveillard as an analyst. In August 1996, de Vaulx became an associate portfolio manager. In 1999, Société Générale sold the SoGen Funds to Arnold and S. Bleichroeder Advisers and the funds were renamed First Eagle Funds. In January 2000, de Vaulx was made co-portfolio manager of four funds and a number of institutional accounts. In December 2001 he and his colleague Jean-Marie Eveillard were awarded Morningstar's "International Stock Manager of the Year." De Vaulx was designated as the hand-picked successor to Eveillard who went on to retire in December 2004, making de Vaulx the lead portfolio manager in January 2005. Surprising the industry, de Vaulx left First Eagle,[1] just weeks after winning another Morningstar award in December 2006 as the runner-up for "International Stock Manager of the Year." In 2008, de Vaulx joined International Value Advisers, and currently serves as chief investment officer, co-portfolio manager, and partner.
References
- ↑ http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story/fund-manager-eveillard-returns-first/story.aspx?guid=%7B28BCA95F-AD87-44E8-B08A-C0FA1CF4570C%7D