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Mr. Aaron E.
Miller, CFA MBA, is Vice President & Analyst at Keeley Asset Management Corp.
Mr. Miller joined Keeley Asset Management Corp.
in 2014 and has over nine years of investment experience.
He works with Egor Rybakov on our International Small Cap Value portfolio.
Prior to joining Keeley, he was a Portfolio Management Associate at Los Angeles Capital Management, where he started in 2012.
Prior to attending graduate school, he was a proprietary equity trader at JMI Capital (a subsidiary of T3 Capital), and was an equity trader trainee at Tower Hill Trading.
Mr. Miller received his M.B.A. in 2012 from the University of Wisconsin’s Applied Security Analysis Program.
He received his B.A. in 2002 from Wake Forest University.
In addition, he holds the Chartered Financial Analyst designation from the CFA Institute.
Anciens postes connus de Aaron Eugene Miller
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Los Angeles Capital Management LLC
Los Angeles Capital Management LLC Investment ManagersFinance LACM employs a quantitative approach to identify securities and construct portfolios. The firm utilizes their Proprietary Investment Model Technology across each of their strategies. They employ a factor-based approach, rigorously measuring and analyzing fundamental, sector, and country variables that the firm believes are important to investors as they buy and sell securities. Sector and country weights in the portfolio are determined based on the attractiveness of individual securities on a bottom-up basis. | Analyst-Equity | 01/01/2013 |
UBS Securities LLC
UBS Securities LLC Investment Banks/BrokersFinance Provides brokerage services | Corporate Officer/Principal | 31/12/2011 |
JMI Management, Inc.
JMI Management, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance JMI Equity invests in companies located in North America, Europe, and Pacific with revenues of USD 10 - 200 million. The firm focuses on software and AI-driven sectors. It participates in early, later, and growth stage capital requirements with an investment size of USD 20 - 500 million. It takes minority and majority positions in the companies. | Corporate Officer/Principal | 31/12/2010 |
Keeley Asset Management Corp.
Keeley Asset Management Corp. Investment ManagersFinance Keeley Asset Management Corp. is a value manager that seeks long-term, above average capital appreciation in the equity markets while reducing portfolio risk. The firm offers Small-Cap Value and Mid-Cap Value separately managed portfolios for individuals and institutions. They also manage the Keeley funds, a family of open-end, publicly-traded mutual funds. Keeley employs a bottom-up investment approach that focuses on the review of individual company characteristics rather than attempting to forecast broader economic trends. Their strategy is opportunistic and seeks to identify companies that are undergoing internal corporate restructurings. Such situations may include: (1) companies being spun off from their parent company (2) companies emerging from bankruptcy (3) companies trading below book or break-up value with a catalyst (4) mutual savings & loan and insurance conversions and (5) distressed utilities. Keeley prefers to invest in underfollowed companies with long product life cycles and above average potential for long-term earnings and share price growth. Once they have identified such companies, the firm seeks to purchase the companies' stocks at a discount to their assessment of the companies' fair market value. | Analyst-Equity | - |
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Keeley Asset Management Corp.
Keeley Asset Management Corp. Investment ManagersFinance Keeley Asset Management Corp. is a value manager that seeks long-term, above average capital appreciation in the equity markets while reducing portfolio risk. The firm offers Small-Cap Value and Mid-Cap Value separately managed portfolios for individuals and institutions. They also manage the Keeley funds, a family of open-end, publicly-traded mutual funds. Keeley employs a bottom-up investment approach that focuses on the review of individual company characteristics rather than attempting to forecast broader economic trends. Their strategy is opportunistic and seeks to identify companies that are undergoing internal corporate restructurings. Such situations may include: (1) companies being spun off from their parent company (2) companies emerging from bankruptcy (3) companies trading below book or break-up value with a catalyst (4) mutual savings & loan and insurance conversions and (5) distressed utilities. Keeley prefers to invest in underfollowed companies with long product life cycles and above average potential for long-term earnings and share price growth. Once they have identified such companies, the firm seeks to purchase the companies' stocks at a discount to their assessment of the companies' fair market value. | Finance |
UBS Securities LLC
UBS Securities LLC Investment Banks/BrokersFinance Provides brokerage services | Finance |
JMI Management, Inc.
JMI Management, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance JMI Equity invests in companies located in North America, Europe, and Pacific with revenues of USD 10 - 200 million. The firm focuses on software and AI-driven sectors. It participates in early, later, and growth stage capital requirements with an investment size of USD 20 - 500 million. It takes minority and majority positions in the companies. | Finance |
Los Angeles Capital Management LLC
Los Angeles Capital Management LLC Investment ManagersFinance LACM employs a quantitative approach to identify securities and construct portfolios. The firm utilizes their Proprietary Investment Model Technology across each of their strategies. They employ a factor-based approach, rigorously measuring and analyzing fundamental, sector, and country variables that the firm believes are important to investors as they buy and sell securities. Sector and country weights in the portfolio are determined based on the attractiveness of individual securities on a bottom-up basis. | Finance |
Wake Forest University
Wake Forest University Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
University of Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
















