Ms. Long Term Bull Market... Meet Mr. Volatility
Long bull market runs often have periods of volatility that can cause investors to pause and reflect on the holdings in their portfolios.
Darren Sissons
Partner
Darren Sissons is the newest addition to our team and brings a diversified background in Investment Management, joining the Campbell Lee & Ross Investment Management team as a Vice President & Portfolio Manager.
Darren was born in Wellington, New Zealand, where he graduated with a BA in Political Studies from Victoria University. He also has a Diploma in International Business Studies from Massey University, an MBA from York University and holds a CPA accounting designation. He lived in Taipei, Taiwan, for five years prior to moving to Canada.
Darren has spent the past 15 years in the investment industry managing global large-capitalization portfolios for Royal Bank, Scotiabank and two independent investment firms.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Click on the link below to download Darren's contact information and add it to your address book.
As a member of the Campbell Lee & Ross Investment Management investment team, Darren will contribute to our portfolio construction, portfolio management and security analysis processes, while enhancing our international expertise in European, Asian and Emerging Markets.
Darren resides in Toronto with his wife and two daughters. He is a frequent contributor to the Globe & Mail, National Post & Reuters, and is a regular guest on the BNN TV Network.
« Back to Investment Management Team
The Latest from Darren
What Retail Investors could learn from Accountants
When building an investment portfolio, it can be useful to take a page from accounting principles – specifically how accountants view inventory when valuing a company’s products.
Show Summary: Stock Markets Themes From Around the World
The continuing themes in the stock markets over the past few months, which has been the political uncertainty a number of countries are experiencing, were discussed by Darren Sissons on BNN (October 13, 2017).