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Fortune : 17 M $ au 30/06/2026
Andrew J.
Poole is currently an Independent Director at International General Insurance Holdings Ltd. since 2020.
Formerly, Mr. Poole was Chairman & Chief Executive Officer at Delwinds Insurance Acquisition Corp.
He was Director at Family Security Insurance Co., Inc. from 2013 to 2015.
He served as Chief Investment Officer & Director at Tiberius Acquisition Corp.
from 2015 to 2018.
He was Independent Director at FOXO Technologies, Inc. from 2022 to 2023.
He worked as Portfolio Manager at Diamondback Capital Management LLC from 2011 to 2012.
He was Partner & Portfolio Manager at Scoria Capital Partners LP from 2013 to 2015.
He also held the position of Executive Advisor at GoGreen Investments Corp.
Mr. Poole completed undergraduate studies at George Washington University in 2003.
| Société | Date | Nombre d'actions | Valorisation | Date de valorisation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 18/03/2026 | 648 592 ( 1,51 % ) | 17 M $ | 30/06/2026 |
| Sociétés | Poste | Début |
|---|---|---|
| INTERNATIONAL GENERAL INSURANCE HOLDINGS LTD. | Directeur/Membre du Conseil | 17/03/2020 |
| Sociétés | Poste | Fin |
|---|---|---|
| FOXO TECHNOLOGIES INC. | Directeur/Membre du Conseil | 21/11/2023 |
| TIBERIUS ACQUISITION CORPORATION | Directeur en chef des Investissements | 01/03/2018 |
Scoria Capital Partners LP
 Scoria Capital Partners LP Investment ManagersFinance Scoria Capital Partners allocates their funds’ capital among sector-specific portfolios which are mainly managed by a single portfolio manager. The Best Ideas Portfolio (BIP) is managed by the CIO (who also manages certain sector portfolios) with input from all of the sector specialists. In managing their respective sector portfolios, each sector specialist implements a process-driven, bottom-up/top-down investment strategy that focuses on both microeconomic, stock-specific factors and market-wide macroeconomic effects. The CIO invests the BIP in the best risk-adjusted/return opportunity ideas, which are developed by the CIO, in active and formal collaboration with the sector specialists, implementing a similar process-driven investment strategy. While the BIP is a stock-specific portfolio, macroeconomic factors or risk-based factors may sometimes override other considerations in the CIO’s trading decisions for the BIP. The sector portfolios use moderate leverage and are intended to have relatively low to standard volatility. In an attempt to reduce correlation, the sector portfolios do not hold overlapping portfolio positions and they are subject to formal risk parameters and trading limitations such as issuer concentration, capitalization of portfolio companies, limits on illiquid positions or leverage restrictions. The sector portfolios employ the following strategies: long/short equity; event-driven, including merger arbitrage; global macro, including fixed income and commodity components; and index-based.^ | Corporate Officer/Principal | 01/12/2015 |
Family Security Insurance Co., Inc.
 Family Security Insurance Co., Inc. Insurance Brokers/ServicesFinance Provides insurance services | Directeur/Membre du Conseil | 01/01/2015 |
Diamondback Capital Management LLC
 Diamondback Capital Management LLC Investment ManagersFinance Diamondback Capital Management specializes in the systematic trading of US long/short equities. The objective of the firm's Master Fund is to generate above average, positive returns that are not correlated to the primarily US equity markets. The fund may invest or trade (on margin or otherwise) long and short positions in all types of US and non-US securities, derivatives and other financial instruments including, but not limited to: (1) US and non-US common stocks and preferred stocks (2) bonds, notes, commercial paper, bank deposits and acceptances (3) any other obligations and instruments, evidences of indebtedness or securities, rights, warrants and options to purchase or sell any of the foregoing or any securities index (4) total return swaps, interest rate, security and currency swaps, caps, floors, contracts for differences (5) other notional principal contracts, repurchase and reverse repurchase contracts, currency forward contracts and (6) stock and financial futures and options, commodity futures and options on futures. Diamondback Capital management may employ any or all of the following investment strategies: (1) long/short equity investment strategies (2) event-driven strategies including merger arbitrage (3) convertible bond and capital structure arbitrage and other related strategies (4) quantitative trading strategies including statistical arbitrage (5) fixed-income strategies (6) credit and distressed trading strategies (7) global macro strategies (8) commodities strategies and (9) index-based strategies. The firm's long/short equity strategies focus on investing and trading long and/or short positions in equity securities in US and international sectors and sub-sectors including the financial, healthcare, industrial and cyclical, consumer and retail, telecommunication, media and technology, energy and insurance sectors. Their event-driven strategies involve investment opportunities resulting from transactional events such as spin-offs, mergers and acquisitions, bankruptcy reorganizations, recapitalizations and share buybacks, as well as merger arbitrage strategies. Diamondback's convertible bond and capital structure arbitrage generally involves investments in convertible and derivative securities designed to take advantage of price discrepancies between the convertible and derivative security and the underlying equity security or other convertible or derivative security. These investments may be made at multiple levels of an entity's capital structure to take advantage of valuation or other pricing discrepancies. These strategies may also use options to hedge equity exposure and asset swaps and credit default swaps to hedge credit risk. The firm's quantitative trading strategies use historical price data in an effort to anticipate future price movements. These strategies typically rely heavily or entirely on computer-generated trading signals and trading systems to initiate, maintain and liquidate positions. The fund may also employ quantitative methods that seek to allocate capital among the different investment strategies that Diamondback identifies as having the most profit potential, based on the historical performance of the strategies and their judgment. Diamondback's fixed-income strategies primarily focus on taking advantage of relative mispricings between related fixed-income securities through convergence/divergence trades. Certain of these trading strategies arbitrage different maturities on the fixed-income yield curve by taking long positions in higher yielding, longer duration fixed income instruments and short positions in lower yielding, shorter duration instruments; others implement a variety of hedged, spread and outright trading approaches, focusing on both relative and absolute interest-rate movements. The firm's credit and distressed trading efforts focus on investing and trading in bank loans and participations, credit default swaps, collateralized debt obligations, bonds and other credit-related instruments. Certain of these strategies are highly issuer-specific, and may involve issuers experiencing significant financial or business difficulties, while others rely more on probabilistic statistics projecting likely payout streams. Given the volatility in the credit markets over the last few years, there may be substantial risks, as well as opportunities, in these strategies. Diamondback's global macro strategies seek to analyze shifts in macroeconomic trends and to capitalize on directional opportunities across a broad spectrum of markets, asset classes and financial instruments. The firm trades commodities trading opportunistically and employs a wide range of volatility, directional, relative value, hybrid and other strategies. The fund may invest in:(1) energy products including heating oil, light crude oil, natural gas and unleaded gasoline (2) precious metals including platinum, silver, gold and palladium (3) base metals including copper, zinc, tin and lead (4) agriculturals (including wheat, soybeans, soybean oil, live hogs, hog bellies, live cattle and corn); and the so-called softs such as cocoa, coffee, cotton and sugar. Diamondback's index-based strategies may involve trading publicly-traded equity securities, equity indices and ETFs with the objective of tracking additions, deletions, upweights, downweights and rebalancings in G20 and other major market indices. In general, Diamondback tends to invest in the stocks of companies in the finance, industrial services, energy minerals, healthcare technology and technology services sectors. The firm invests globally, across all market caps. Diamondback maintains a high turnover rate. | Corporate Officer/Principal | 01/12/2012 |
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Diamondback Capital Management LLC
Diamondback Capital Management LLC Investment ManagersFinance Diamondback Capital Management specializes in the systematic trading of US long/short equities. The objective of the firm's Master Fund is to generate above average, positive returns that are not correlated to the primarily US equity markets. The fund may invest or trade (on margin or otherwise) long and short positions in all types of US and non-US securities, derivatives and other financial instruments including, but not limited to: (1) US and non-US common stocks and preferred stocks (2) bonds, notes, commercial paper, bank deposits and acceptances (3) any other obligations and instruments, evidences of indebtedness or securities, rights, warrants and options to purchase or sell any of the foregoing or any securities index (4) total return swaps, interest rate, security and currency swaps, caps, floors, contracts for differences (5) other notional principal contracts, repurchase and reverse repurchase contracts, currency forward contracts and (6) stock and financial futures and options, commodity futures and options on futures. Diamondback Capital management may employ any or all of the following investment strategies: (1) long/short equity investment strategies (2) event-driven strategies including merger arbitrage (3) convertible bond and capital structure arbitrage and other related strategies (4) quantitative trading strategies including statistical arbitrage (5) fixed-income strategies (6) credit and distressed trading strategies (7) global macro strategies (8) commodities strategies and (9) index-based strategies. The firm's long/short equity strategies focus on investing and trading long and/or short positions in equity securities in US and international sectors and sub-sectors including the financial, healthcare, industrial and cyclical, consumer and retail, telecommunication, media and technology, energy and insurance sectors. Their event-driven strategies involve investment opportunities resulting from transactional events such as spin-offs, mergers and acquisitions, bankruptcy reorganizations, recapitalizations and share buybacks, as well as merger arbitrage strategies. Diamondback's convertible bond and capital structure arbitrage generally involves investments in convertible and derivative securities designed to take advantage of price discrepancies between the convertible and derivative security and the underlying equity security or other convertible or derivative security. These investments may be made at multiple levels of an entity's capital structure to take advantage of valuation or other pricing discrepancies. These strategies may also use options to hedge equity exposure and asset swaps and credit default swaps to hedge credit risk. The firm's quantitative trading strategies use historical price data in an effort to anticipate future price movements. These strategies typically rely heavily or entirely on computer-generated trading signals and trading systems to initiate, maintain and liquidate positions. The fund may also employ quantitative methods that seek to allocate capital among the different investment strategies that Diamondback identifies as having the most profit potential, based on the historical performance of the strategies and their judgment. Diamondback's fixed-income strategies primarily focus on taking advantage of relative mispricings between related fixed-income securities through convergence/divergence trades. Certain of these trading strategies arbitrage different maturities on the fixed-income yield curve by taking long positions in higher yielding, longer duration fixed income instruments and short positions in lower yielding, shorter duration instruments; others implement a variety of hedged, spread and outright trading approaches, focusing on both relative and absolute interest-rate movements. The firm's credit and distressed trading efforts focus on investing and trading in bank loans and participations, credit default swaps, collateralized debt obligations, bonds and other credit-related instruments. Certain of these strategies are highly issuer-specific, and may involve issuers experiencing significant financial or business difficulties, while others rely more on probabilistic statistics projecting likely payout streams. Given the volatility in the credit markets over the last few years, there may be substantial risks, as well as opportunities, in these strategies. Diamondback's global macro strategies seek to analyze shifts in macroeconomic trends and to capitalize on directional opportunities across a broad spectrum of markets, asset classes and financial instruments. The firm trades commodities trading opportunistically and employs a wide range of volatility, directional, relative value, hybrid and other strategies. The fund may invest in:(1) energy products including heating oil, light crude oil, natural gas and unleaded gasoline (2) precious metals including platinum, silver, gold and palladium (3) base metals including copper, zinc, tin and lead (4) agriculturals (including wheat, soybeans, soybean oil, live hogs, hog bellies, live cattle and corn); and the so-called softs such as cocoa, coffee, cotton and sugar. Diamondback's index-based strategies may involve trading publicly-traded equity securities, equity indices and ETFs with the objective of tracking additions, deletions, upweights, downweights and rebalancings in G20 and other major market indices. In general, Diamondback tends to invest in the stocks of companies in the finance, industrial services, energy minerals, healthcare technology and technology services sectors. The firm invests globally, across all market caps. Diamondback maintains a high turnover rate. | Finance |
George Washington University
 George Washington University Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
Scoria Capital Partners LP
Scoria Capital Partners LP Investment ManagersFinance Scoria Capital Partners allocates their funds’ capital among sector-specific portfolios which are mainly managed by a single portfolio manager. The Best Ideas Portfolio (BIP) is managed by the CIO (who also manages certain sector portfolios) with input from all of the sector specialists. In managing their respective sector portfolios, each sector specialist implements a process-driven, bottom-up/top-down investment strategy that focuses on both microeconomic, stock-specific factors and market-wide macroeconomic effects. The CIO invests the BIP in the best risk-adjusted/return opportunity ideas, which are developed by the CIO, in active and formal collaboration with the sector specialists, implementing a similar process-driven investment strategy. While the BIP is a stock-specific portfolio, macroeconomic factors or risk-based factors may sometimes override other considerations in the CIO’s trading decisions for the BIP. The sector portfolios use moderate leverage and are intended to have relatively low to standard volatility. In an attempt to reduce correlation, the sector portfolios do not hold overlapping portfolio positions and they are subject to formal risk parameters and trading limitations such as issuer concentration, capitalization of portfolio companies, limits on illiquid positions or leverage restrictions. The sector portfolios employ the following strategies: long/short equity; event-driven, including merger arbitrage; global macro, including fixed income and commodity components; and index-based.^ | Finance |
Family Security Insurance Co., Inc.
Family Security Insurance Co., Inc. Insurance Brokers/ServicesFinance Provides insurance services | Finance |
Tiberius Acquisition Corp.
 Tiberius Acquisition Corp. Financial ConglomeratesFinance Operates as a blank check company | Finance |
International General Insurance Holdings Ltd.
 International General Insurance Holdings Ltd. Financial ConglomeratesFinance Provides commercial insurance and re-insurance services | Finance |
Delwinds Insurance Acquisition Corp.
 Delwinds Insurance Acquisition Corp. Financial ConglomeratesFinance Operates as a blank check company | Finance |
GoGreen Investments Corp.
 GoGreen Investments Corp. Financial ConglomeratesFinance Operates as a blank check company | Finance |
FOXO Technologies, Inc.
 FOXO Technologies, Inc. Packaged SoftwareTechnology Services Operates as a technology company applying epigenetic science and AI to modernize the life insurance industry | Technology Services |
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