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Karen Horrie worked as a Portfolio Officer & Vice President at First Midwest Bank Trust Division.
She completed her undergraduate degree at Saint Francis University in 2001.
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First Midwest Bank Trust Division
 First Midwest Bank Trust Division Investment ManagersFinance First Midwest utilizes a disciplined selection process to identify undervalued stocks. Their quantitative approach identifies stocks with the highest probability of providing excess returns when compared to the broad market. They use a dynamic weighting scheme to emphasize the factors that are working best at any given time. The firm's fixed-income security selection is based on quality and liquidity requirements. Securities are traded for the following reasons: credit quality concern, a shift to higher or lower quality bonds as spreads change or a shift to shorter or longer maturities as First Midwest's interest rate outlook changes. | Portefeuillebeheerder-Aandelen | 01-10-2022 |
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First Midwest Bank Trust Division
First Midwest Bank Trust Division Investment ManagersFinance First Midwest utilizes a disciplined selection process to identify undervalued stocks. Their quantitative approach identifies stocks with the highest probability of providing excess returns when compared to the broad market. They use a dynamic weighting scheme to emphasize the factors that are working best at any given time. The firm's fixed-income security selection is based on quality and liquidity requirements. Securities are traded for the following reasons: credit quality concern, a shift to higher or lower quality bonds as spreads change or a shift to shorter or longer maturities as First Midwest's interest rate outlook changes. | Finance |
Saint Francis University
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