Profiel
In 1991 Mr. Kutscher joined his son in founding Frederic T.
Kutscher Associates, Inc.
After graduating from Phillips Academy, Andover in 1945 and Yale in 1950, Mr. Kutscher attended NYU Law School and worked for Prentice-Hall in its legal and tax division before pursuing a career in publishing on the business and financial side in New York City.
After leaving New York in 1991, Mr. Kutscher and his wife built a house on Vashon Island overlooking Puget Sound.
A would-be architect and finish carpenter, he enjoys working on the house and studio where Joan, an accomplished artist, paints and teaches.
With all three of their children in the Seattle area, he feels he and his wife have taken to the Northwest "like ducks to water".
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sometimes a lot of it! Their two Labradors obviously feel the same way.
Eerdere bekende functies van Louis F. Kutscher
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Kutscher Benner Barsness & Stevens, Inc.
Kutscher Benner Barsness & Stevens, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance KBBS recommends a mixture of investments after analyzing clients’ goals and their tolerances for such unknowns as market volatility, inflation, interest rate and currency fluctuations, and credit risk. The firm uses proprietary asset allocation models that incorporate modern portfolio theory and consider behavioral economics, asset location, and costs. They use a mix of active and passive management, mutual funds, and ETFS and may recommend other specialized investments depending on investment opportunities, liquidity needs, and other factors. | Oprichter | 20-08-2010 |
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Kutscher Benner Barsness & Stevens, Inc.
Kutscher Benner Barsness & Stevens, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance KBBS recommends a mixture of investments after analyzing clients’ goals and their tolerances for such unknowns as market volatility, inflation, interest rate and currency fluctuations, and credit risk. The firm uses proprietary asset allocation models that incorporate modern portfolio theory and consider behavioral economics, asset location, and costs. They use a mix of active and passive management, mutual funds, and ETFS and may recommend other specialized investments depending on investment opportunities, liquidity needs, and other factors. | Finance |
Yale University
Yale University Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
















