Mateev is a Chartered Financial Analyst with 12 years of investment experience. Mateev completed a BSc in Business Administration with concentration on Finance and Accounting at Richmond College in London and an MSc in International Securities, Investment and Banking in ISMA Centre, University of Reading. Mateev was a Credit Trader at Absa Bank (part of Barclays Bank Group) responsible for a proprietary trading book of high yield European and emerging market credits. Matveev is a Portfolio Manager for GML and is responsible for the portfolio management of Growth Credit Fund IC and Growth Securities Fund IC, high yield emerging market debt funds. in Economics from Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania. Stohner was an Associate - Trading and Analytics for LTS Finance, Moscow. Stohner is a Founding Member of GML and is responsible for the portfolio management of Growth Credit Fund IC and Growth Securities Fund IC, high yield emerging market debt funds. Pinter received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics cum laude from Harvard University in 1983 Mr. Pinter was previously a Vice President - Capital Markets for Kidder, Peabody International Limited in London. Pinter has been responsible for supervising the growth of the firm from three professionals in London in 1990 to its present form. Pinter is Chief Executive Officer and Chief Investment Officer of GML and is responsible for GML’s investment advisory and management activities. Stefan Pinter, Theodore Stohner and Maxim Matveev will be primarily responsible for the day-to-day investment decisions with respect to that portion of the Fixed Income Opportunities Portfolio’s assets allocated to GML. Allocations may vary between zero percent (0%) to one hundred percent (100%) of the Portfolio’s assets at any given time. The Advisor may, however, increase or decrease the allocation to a particular Subadviser, terminate any or all of the Subadvisers or manage any portion of the Portfolio directly if the Advisor and the Board deem it appropriate to do so in order to achieve the overall objectives of the Portfolio. It is expected that the assets of the Portfolio will be allocated as equally as practicable between Seix, Federated and GML, each of which provides day-to-day portfolio management services to the Portfolio in accordance with the terms of separate portfolio management agreements. The Advisor is also responsible for allocation and reallocation of the assets of the Portfolio between the Subadvisers and reserves the right to manage the assets of the Portfolio when it believes that such action would be appropriate to achieve the overall objectives of the Portfolio. The Advisor is responsible for monitoring both the overall performance of the Portfolio and the individual performance of each of these Subadvisers. All the investments in the portfolio will be subject to periodic credit reviews when financial results become available, and when credit rating changes or other material economic developments are observed. Where credit ratings are available, the average credit rating of the portfolio is expected to be rated single-B or higher. Investments will be selected to provide issuer, industry and country diversification. The investment process encompasses in-depth financial review, meetings with companies’ management, on-the-ground intelligence from GML’s overseas offices, collaboration with other GML advised or managed funds, external research and insights gleaned from legal advisers and industry contacts. The “bottom up” approach includes analysis of financial reports, cash flows, currency risk, leverage and capital structure. The ‘top down’ approach includes analysis of prevailing national and international economic conditions, industry dynamics and political risk. GML’s investment process combines ‘top down’ and ‘bottom up” analyses.
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