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Callum Renault

Callum graduated with an honours degree in Physics from the University of Warwick in 1987.
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Professional background and experience

Callum is a chartered certified accountant and holds the UKSIP (now CFA Society of the UK) certificate in investment management. Callum spent 12 years working at the Jersey Financial Services Commission specialising in the authorisation of collective investment funds including those established by private equity fund promoters before joining a financial services business that provided third party fund administration and director services. During the 9 years with this global organisation, Callum acted as a director on the boards of a number of General Partner and investment holding vehicles. Callum has provided director services since 2008.

Callum serves as an independent non-executive director to private equity funds including mid to large cap buyout funds, fund of funds (including primary, early secondary and secondary funds), infrastructure funds and investment holding companies.

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