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Robert Slater

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CEO at Cognitive Credit

Greater London, England, United Kingdom

FoundedCognitive Credit

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Experience

  1. Cognitive CreditCEO and Foundercurrent2017 — presentLondon Area, United Kingdom
  2. Silver Rock Financial (UK) LLPPartner2013 — 2016London Area, United Kingdom
  3. CitiDirector2003 — 2013New York City, Hong Kong, and London

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Financial DataData AnalyticsBond MarketsLoan MarketsTechnological InnovationCredit AnalysisLeveraged FinanceFinancial AnalysisInvestment BankingFixed incomeStart-upsMachine Learning
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  • Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) Charterholder — CFA Institute

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Who is Robert Slater?
CEO at Cognitive Credit
Where does Robert Slater work?
Robert Slater is CEO of Cognitive Credit.
What companies did Robert Slater found?
Robert Slater founded Cognitive Credit.
Where did Robert Slater go to school?
Robert Slater studied at University of Pennsylvania (B.A., Chinese, International Development); Northwestern University (Master of Science - MS).

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