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Profil
Mr. Carter was a Vice President, Director of Research and a member of the Investment Policy Committee at Schaenen Wood & Associates in New York from 1988-1995.
Prior to joining Wood Asset Management he served as Vice President and Senior Portfolio Manager with Cramer Rosenthal McGlynn of New York.
He was a Vice President of Irving Trust Investment Management from 1976-1988 where he managed accounts with assets over $100 million.
He is a member of the New York Society of Security Analysts.
He holds a B.A. degree from Cornell University and a M.B.A. from Columbia Business School.
Mr. Carter is a former member of the Cornell University Council and past President of the Cornell Alumni Association of New York City.
Anciens postes connus de Bert Carter
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Wood Asset Management LLC
 Wood Asset Management LLC Investment ManagersFinance Wood Asset Management's (WAM) Core Equity Strategy focuses on revenue and earnings growth. They invest primarily in mid- and large-cap stocks that are listed in the S&P 500. The portfolio holds both growth and value stocks. Portfolios may be weighted toward either style, depending upon market conditions. The strategy seeks to generate consistent, competitive results relative to the S&P 500. WAM performs a top-down/macro-risk assessment of each market sector to determine broad sector under- and over-weights for the portfolio. They then perform a comprehensive examination of company balance sheets and a review of company fundamentals. WAM's analysis focuses on identifying companies with strong balance sheets and superior revenue/earnings prospects relative to their peers. They focus on investments in companies that are market leaders in their industries. WAM does not sell a stock just because it falls by a certain percentage. They may sell if the position falls 20% from its peak or 15% from the purchase point, there is a change in the original rationale for purchase of the security, there is a change in company management, there are changes in the firm's expectations regarding revenue or earnings, the company experiences a breakdown in technical or sector support or there is deterioration in the company's fundamentals, products or services. WAM's Relative Value Strategy focuses on large-cap value. This portfolio consists of large-cap stocks that offer exposure to all sectors. The firm seeks competitive returns, reduced volatility and a measure of downside protection. They also seek to generate consistent, competitive results relative to the Russell 1000 Value Index, but with lower levels of volatility. WAM employs a top-down macro and sector assessment to identify opportunities on the basis of relevant cycles and trends. They perform a comprehensive examination of balance sheets and a review of company fundamentals. WAM then identifies undervalued companies using fundamental and qualitative criteria that reveal high-quality stocks with strong balance sheets, good prospects for revenue and earnings growth, strong management teams and growing cash dividends. The firm establishes sell-price targets for each individual security. They may sell a stock when they observe loss of management focus or when the inability to execute a business plan is demonstrated. WAM trims over-weighted positions and remains open to more attractive investment opportunities. The firm's Advanced Strategies Group offers a passive asset allocation approach to create flexible portfolios with specified risk and return targets. The Advanced Strategies Group covers equities (by region, sector, size and style), fixed- income, currencies and commodities. Though not limited by sector, the firm tends to invest in the stocks of US mid- and large cap companies in the finance, energy minerals and health technology sectors. WAM maintains a medium turnover rate. | Analyst-Fixed Income | 30/11/2007 |
Cramer Rosenthal McGlynn LLC
 Cramer Rosenthal McGlynn LLC Investment ManagersFinance CRM typically manages accounts in accordance with its overall investment style focused on a relative value-oriented investment philosophy which is designed to outperform the broad market and pertinent indices over a full market cycle by participating in good market periods and limiting declines in poor periods. They view investment prospects on a long-term basis. The firm systematically and consistently incorporate ESG factors into their research process and portfolio construction as they believe ESG integration complements their fundamental, bottom-up investment style and provide a more complete picture of a company. | Gestionnaire de Portefeuille-Actions | 01/01/2001 |
Schaenen Wood & Associates, Inc.
 Schaenen Wood & Associates, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance Investment management firm | Head-Equity Investments | 01/01/1995 |
Formation de Bert Carter
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Cramer Rosenthal McGlynn LLC
Cramer Rosenthal McGlynn LLC Investment ManagersFinance CRM typically manages accounts in accordance with its overall investment style focused on a relative value-oriented investment philosophy which is designed to outperform the broad market and pertinent indices over a full market cycle by participating in good market periods and limiting declines in poor periods. They view investment prospects on a long-term basis. The firm systematically and consistently incorporate ESG factors into their research process and portfolio construction as they believe ESG integration complements their fundamental, bottom-up investment style and provide a more complete picture of a company. | Finance |
Wood Asset Management LLC
Wood Asset Management LLC Investment ManagersFinance Wood Asset Management's (WAM) Core Equity Strategy focuses on revenue and earnings growth. They invest primarily in mid- and large-cap stocks that are listed in the S&P 500. The portfolio holds both growth and value stocks. Portfolios may be weighted toward either style, depending upon market conditions. The strategy seeks to generate consistent, competitive results relative to the S&P 500. WAM performs a top-down/macro-risk assessment of each market sector to determine broad sector under- and over-weights for the portfolio. They then perform a comprehensive examination of company balance sheets and a review of company fundamentals. WAM's analysis focuses on identifying companies with strong balance sheets and superior revenue/earnings prospects relative to their peers. They focus on investments in companies that are market leaders in their industries. WAM does not sell a stock just because it falls by a certain percentage. They may sell if the position falls 20% from its peak or 15% from the purchase point, there is a change in the original rationale for purchase of the security, there is a change in company management, there are changes in the firm's expectations regarding revenue or earnings, the company experiences a breakdown in technical or sector support or there is deterioration in the company's fundamentals, products or services. WAM's Relative Value Strategy focuses on large-cap value. This portfolio consists of large-cap stocks that offer exposure to all sectors. The firm seeks competitive returns, reduced volatility and a measure of downside protection. They also seek to generate consistent, competitive results relative to the Russell 1000 Value Index, but with lower levels of volatility. WAM employs a top-down macro and sector assessment to identify opportunities on the basis of relevant cycles and trends. They perform a comprehensive examination of balance sheets and a review of company fundamentals. WAM then identifies undervalued companies using fundamental and qualitative criteria that reveal high-quality stocks with strong balance sheets, good prospects for revenue and earnings growth, strong management teams and growing cash dividends. The firm establishes sell-price targets for each individual security. They may sell a stock when they observe loss of management focus or when the inability to execute a business plan is demonstrated. WAM trims over-weighted positions and remains open to more attractive investment opportunities. The firm's Advanced Strategies Group offers a passive asset allocation approach to create flexible portfolios with specified risk and return targets. The Advanced Strategies Group covers equities (by region, sector, size and style), fixed- income, currencies and commodities. Though not limited by sector, the firm tends to invest in the stocks of US mid- and large cap companies in the finance, energy minerals and health technology sectors. WAM maintains a medium turnover rate. | Finance |
The Trustees of Columbia University in The City of New York
 The Trustees of Columbia University in The City of New York Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
Schaenen Wood & Associates, Inc.
Schaenen Wood & Associates, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance Investment management firm | Finance |
Cornell University
 Cornell University Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
