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Guinness is not a new name to many of us. For some, yes, it may refer to the popular stout that originated in Dublin some 240 years ago. However, in the investment world I’m referring to the veteran global energy fund manager, Tim Guinness. He built his reputation when he set up Guinness Flight in the 1980s. The company was then taken over by Investec in 1998.

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