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Sell-Side Analyst
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Sell-side analyst
A financial analyst who works for a brokerage firm and whose recommendations are passed on to the brokerage firm's customers. Also called Wall Street analyst.

Sell-Side Analyst
A securities analyst who works for a brokerage. The observations and recommendations of sell-side analysts are given to brokers, who in turn pass them along to the firm's clients. They are also called Wall Street analysts.


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He was named to the Institutional Investor All-America team in 1986 and was named the top sell side analyst by Bulldog Research in 2000.
Prior to that, he was a noted sell side analyst with Fulcrum Global Partners and Merrill Lynch.
Ian Gowrie-Smith, SkyePharma's Executive Chairman, commented, "Peter's long experience as a sell side analyst and in venture capital in the healthcare area, on both sides of the Atlantic, will be a valuable asset to SkyePharma in communicating our evolving investment story".
 
 
 
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