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Alexander Chaim Etzkowitz worked as a Vice President at Gurtin Fixed Income Management LLC from 2015 to 2020.
He completed his undergraduate degree at Pomona College in 2010 and earned an MBA from Columbia Business School in 2014.
Eerdere bekende functies van Alex Etzkowitz
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Gurtin Fixed Income Management LLC
 Gurtin Fixed Income Management LLC Investment ManagersFinance Gurtin specializes in building and managing municipal bond portfolios. The firm’s portfolio construction process begins with the development of a dynamic top-down analysis of the ever changing outlook for the economy, followed by a qualitative and quantitative bottom-up individual security selection process that focuses on securities that they believe are sustainable, and exhibit the best risk-adjusted after-tax yields. They broadly diversify their portfolios, generally averaging 30-40 issues per portfolio, although this number may be lower or higher based on the size of the account as they place priority on balancing diversification and liquidity. | Analist-Vaste Inkomen | 01-02-2020 |
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Pomona College
 Pomona College Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
Gurtin Fixed Income Management LLC
Gurtin Fixed Income Management LLC Investment ManagersFinance Gurtin specializes in building and managing municipal bond portfolios. The firm’s portfolio construction process begins with the development of a dynamic top-down analysis of the ever changing outlook for the economy, followed by a qualitative and quantitative bottom-up individual security selection process that focuses on securities that they believe are sustainable, and exhibit the best risk-adjusted after-tax yields. They broadly diversify their portfolios, generally averaging 30-40 issues per portfolio, although this number may be lower or higher based on the size of the account as they place priority on balancing diversification and liquidity. | Finance |
Columbia Business School
 Columbia Business School Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
