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Corey Cook, CFA Ch.FCSI
Luxury Travel Advisor at Elli Travel Group
Corey Cook is a seasoned professional with over twenty years of experience in asset management and capital markets, having worked with prominent financial institutions across Europe, North America, and Australia.
Corey Cook's most recent position was as the European Chief Administrative Officer at RBC Global Asset Management, where he oversaw operations and managed risks.
Throughout his career, Corey has specialized in senior client relationship roles, handling portfolios for various entities including European central banks, commercial banks, and investment firms.
As an accomplished professional, Corey is recognized as a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA), a Chartered Fellow (Ch. FCSI) with the CISI, and an accredited Professional Pension Trustee with the Pensions Management Institute.
Educationally, Corey Cook pursued his MSc. at The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), following his BA studies at McGill University.
Outside his professional roles, Corey has contributed to various organizations, serving as a Trustee and Director at Goodenough College and holding positions such as Volunteer Advisor at The Pensions Ombudsman and Non-Executive Director at ECKD London.
Corey's past roles reflect a diverse range of experiences including being a Principal at Quatchi Consulting, a Member of the Standards of Practice Council at CFA Institute, and a Trustee of the McGill University Trust of the United Kingdom at McGill University.
Moreover, Corey has held key positions at renowned financial entities like RBC Global Asset Management, National Bank of Canada, BMO Capital Markets, and RBC Capital Markets, showcasing his versatile expertise in the financial sector.
His professional journey also includes directorial roles at 3Lytics and corporate consulting experience at KPMG Peat Marwick, demonstrating his skill set in leadership and financial advisory services.
Highlights
I am delighted to share the newest edition of our client newsletter, edition 44. I hope that you will find it both informative and insightful. The themes of my client conversations this quarter have been focused on private health insurance, inheritance tax planning, life insurance and "am I saving enough for my pension?".
In this edition, a comprehensive summary of The Spring Budget, presented by the Chancellor of The Exchequer, Mr Jeremy Hunt, on 6th March 2024, has been included. This budget is expected to be the last one by the Conservatives before a possible general election in the year's second half.
The newsletter also includes a diverse range of articles, such as a piece from Fidelity on "How to target £18k for your child's 18th birthday," a thought-provoking piece written by 2plan wealth management on whether "Consolidating your pensions is a good idea?" and "How strong is your plan B?"
Furthermore, there is an intriguing article from Intuitive on "Financial Administration - Moving with the times" and a piece from Just Retirement that covers the vital subject of "Turning your pension savings into an income for retirement."
The final two articles cover "Overpaying your Mortgage and should you do it?" from 2plan, and Legal & General / IFS discuss "Meeting all generational needs when wealth transfer arises."
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