Samuel Rawson

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Samuel works in the Multi-Asset Research & Strategy team where he supports the team with its reporting and risk tools. Samuel initially worked in the team in a placement year from 2021 and re-joined in September 2022 in his current role. He graduated in 2023 from the University of Kent with a BSc in actuarial science.

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