Ayrton credits Howard Marks’ memos as influential in shaping his early investment thinking, deepening his understanding of market inefficiencies, and reinforcing the value of contrarian thinking through market cycles. He was instinctively drawn to Burgundy, recognizing his own beliefs reflected in its commitment to a quality and value approach. Today, he works closely with clients to navigate the uncertainties of capital markets while remaining focused on achieving their long-term investment objectives.

Burgundy Experience

  • Joined Burgundy in 2012
  • Appointed a Vice President in 2021
  • Previous roles include: Canadian institutional client relationship management, Institutional Marketing

Relevant Experience

  • 10+ years of combined professional experience
  • Experience includes positions at: RBC Investor Services, BMO Financial Group

Education

  • CFA charterholder
  • Honours Bachelor of Commerce (Finance), University of Ottawa

Memberships and Community

  • Member, CFA Society Toronto
  • Member, CFA Institute

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