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Culhane, Simon Hugh Desmond, (born 15 Feb. 1960), Chief Executive, Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment (formerly Securities Institute, then Securities & Investment Institute), since 2004

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"Culhane, Simon Hugh Desmond, (born 15 Feb. 1960), Chief Executive, Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment (formerly Securities Institute, then Securities & Investment Institute), since 2004" published on by Oxford University Press.

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"Culhane, Simon Hugh Desmond, (born 15 Feb. 1960), Chief Executive, Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment (formerly Securities Institute, then Securities & Investment Institute), since 2004" published on by Oxford University Press.

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"Culhane, Simon Hugh Desmond, (born 15 Feb. 1960), Chief Executive, Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment (formerly Securities Institute, then Securities & Investment Institute), since 2004" published on by Oxford University Press.

Key concepts: Investment banking, Unit investment trust, Investment (military), Broker-dealer, Management, Business, Economics, Finance

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