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Profil
Mr. Ben Moyer is a Director & European Credit Analyst at Saba Capital Management UK LLP.
Prior to joining Saba Capital Management's US office in June 2010, Mr. Moyer was a Director at NWI Management, LP where he specialized in emerging market corporate debt and sovereign investments.
Mr. Moyer holds an MBA from MIT Sloan School of Management and a BA from Yale University.
Anciens postes connus de Ben Moyer
| Sociétés | Poste | Fin |
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Saba Capital Management (UK) LLP
 Saba Capital Management (UK) LLP Investment ManagersFinance Provides investment advice | Analyst-Fixed Income | 01/04/2014 |
Saba Capital Management LP
 Saba Capital Management LP Investment ManagersFinance Saba focuses on credit and equity relative value strategies. They seek to deliver alpha by combining quantitative, fundamental and technical research. | Analyst-Fixed Income | 31/12/2011 |
NWI Management LP
 NWI Management LP Investment ManagersFinance NWI’s investment process generally starts with macro, top-down analysis of various economic and policy indicators and inputs such as price action, money flows and supply/demand dynamics derived from a review of various global markets, including global equity, fixed income, commodity and foreign exchange markets. Once established, the firm then focuses on selecting what it believes to be the best investment instruments available to manifest the chosen investment themes including, where appropriate, hedges to manage risk. | Corporate Officer/Principal | 30/06/2010 |
Meridian Global Investors, Inc.
 Meridian Global Investors, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance Meridian believes that asset allocation is the primary driver of portfolio return, and the primary source for risk reduction. Meridian structures their institutional management methodology after large public pension funds. They require mandates for each asset class as well as for decisions pertaining to the portfolio at large. Their approach is not to explicitly mimic the asset mix or portfolio holdings of a particular pension fund. The firm seeks to identify major current and emerging trends and their effects on global capital markets. The primary focus is on long-term, global trends and their perceived strategic positioning in relation to the risk and return profiles of various asset classes. These global trends materialize and become the macroeconomic themes of their investment program. The major economic themes Meridian concerns themselves include economic growth in emerging markets, diverging global demographics, US twin deficits and its effect on the dollar, US equity markets and the US economy in general and terrorism and global unrest and its effect on energy markets. For alternative investment classes, Meridian uses strategy allocation to separate portfolios based on relative returns and absolute returns. | Fondateur | - |
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NWI Management LP
NWI Management LP Investment ManagersFinance NWI’s investment process generally starts with macro, top-down analysis of various economic and policy indicators and inputs such as price action, money flows and supply/demand dynamics derived from a review of various global markets, including global equity, fixed income, commodity and foreign exchange markets. Once established, the firm then focuses on selecting what it believes to be the best investment instruments available to manifest the chosen investment themes including, where appropriate, hedges to manage risk. | Finance |
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
 Massachusetts Institute of Technology Finance/Rental/LeasingFinance Functions as a College/University | Finance |
Yale University
 Yale University Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
Meridian Global Investors, Inc.
Meridian Global Investors, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance Meridian believes that asset allocation is the primary driver of portfolio return, and the primary source for risk reduction. Meridian structures their institutional management methodology after large public pension funds. They require mandates for each asset class as well as for decisions pertaining to the portfolio at large. Their approach is not to explicitly mimic the asset mix or portfolio holdings of a particular pension fund. The firm seeks to identify major current and emerging trends and their effects on global capital markets. The primary focus is on long-term, global trends and their perceived strategic positioning in relation to the risk and return profiles of various asset classes. These global trends materialize and become the macroeconomic themes of their investment program. The major economic themes Meridian concerns themselves include economic growth in emerging markets, diverging global demographics, US twin deficits and its effect on the dollar, US equity markets and the US economy in general and terrorism and global unrest and its effect on energy markets. For alternative investment classes, Meridian uses strategy allocation to separate portfolios based on relative returns and absolute returns. | Finance |
Saba Capital Management LP
Saba Capital Management LP Investment ManagersFinance Saba focuses on credit and equity relative value strategies. They seek to deliver alpha by combining quantitative, fundamental and technical research. | Finance |
Saba Capital Management (UK) LLP
Saba Capital Management (UK) LLP Investment ManagersFinance Provides investment advice | Finance |
