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Angila Snediker formerly worked at Nottingham Advisors, Inc., as Trading Associate from 2020 to 2021.
Ms. Snediker received her undergraduate degree in 2016 from The State University of New York and graduate degree in 2020 from The State University of New York.
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Nottingham Advisors, Inc.
Nottingham Advisors, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance Nottingham analyzes investment opportunities based on their fit within a client portfolio. Each investment strategy is constructed within a core/satellite (strategic/tactical) framework. The firm offers five (5) unique asset allocation strategies: Global Equity, Global All-Asset, Global Balanced, Global Income, and Real Return. Each strategy is managed in-house by the Firm’s Investment Policy Committee. The core of each of their strategies is constructed using a quantitative and statistical method known as mean-variance optimization (MVO). More specifically, Nottingham utilizes the Black-Litterman Model (BLM) to combine relative and absolute views on global asset classes within the MVO framework. | Trading-Equity | 01/06/2021 |
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Nottingham Advisors, Inc.
Nottingham Advisors, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance Nottingham analyzes investment opportunities based on their fit within a client portfolio. Each investment strategy is constructed within a core/satellite (strategic/tactical) framework. The firm offers five (5) unique asset allocation strategies: Global Equity, Global All-Asset, Global Balanced, Global Income, and Real Return. Each strategy is managed in-house by the Firm’s Investment Policy Committee. The core of each of their strategies is constructed using a quantitative and statistical method known as mean-variance optimization (MVO). More specifically, Nottingham utilizes the Black-Litterman Model (BLM) to combine relative and absolute views on global asset classes within the MVO framework. | Finance |
The State University of New York
The State University of New York Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
















