Profil
Peter Vincent Vecchio currently works at AXA Investment Managers US, Inc., as Portfolio Manager & Analyst from 2006.
Mr. Vecchio received his undergraduate degree in 2005 from Williams College.
Aktive Positionen von Peter Vecchio
| Unternehmen | Position | Beginn |
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AXA Investment Managers US, Inc.
AXA Investment Managers US, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance AXA IM-US is an active, long-term, global, multi-asset manager that aims to help them preserve and grow their client’s wealth. The firm’s investment philosophy is predicated upon the idea that long-term returns are built through the compounding of income earned over time and the avoidance of principal losses. Their investment process consists of three major components centered on assessing, valuing and managing risk. AXA IM-US aims to balance bottom-up (idiosyncratic) and top-down (systemic and market-related) risks against return opportunities. Their integrated investment process utilizes both quantitative and qualitative processes to construct portfolios. | Analyst-Festverzinsliche Wertpapiere | 01.05.2006 |
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Williams College
Williams College Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
AXA Investment Managers US, Inc.
AXA Investment Managers US, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance AXA IM-US is an active, long-term, global, multi-asset manager that aims to help them preserve and grow their client’s wealth. The firm’s investment philosophy is predicated upon the idea that long-term returns are built through the compounding of income earned over time and the avoidance of principal losses. Their investment process consists of three major components centered on assessing, valuing and managing risk. AXA IM-US aims to balance bottom-up (idiosyncratic) and top-down (systemic and market-related) risks against return opportunities. Their integrated investment process utilizes both quantitative and qualitative processes to construct portfolios. | Finance |
















