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Profil
Mr. Irwin Smith was previously with Nakoma Investments since 2000.
He participates in the management of the firm's investment portfolios.
From 1975 to 1999, he was Chief Executive Officer and Chief Investment Officer at Columbus Circle Investors, an institutional equity manager in Connecticut.
From 1972 to 1975, he was the Deputy Treasurer and Chief Investment Officer of the State of Connecticut.
From 1965 to 1992, he was a portfolio manager for Bank of America.
Mr. Smith holds a BS and MS in Finance from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
He is a CFA Charterholder.
Anciens postes connus de Irwin F. Smith
| Sociétés | Poste | Fin |
|---|---|---|
Nakoma Capital Management LLC
 Nakoma Capital Management LLC Investment ManagersFinance Nakoma Capital Management is a long/short equity manager. The firm manages separate accounts and limited partnerships that are designed to produce an absolute rate of return commensurate with the stock market with risk levels similar to the bond market. The firm employs a style-agnostic, expectations investment approach. Their investment philosophy is based on a fundamental view of how stock prices are set that begins with the idea that stock prices reflect consensus expectations of company business performance. The securities held in Nakoma portfolios are mainly US stocks of large to medium sized companies may also include ETFs. Though not limited by sector, Nakoma tends to invest in the stocks of companies in the electronic technology, retail and healthcare technology sectors. They invest across all market-caps, primarily in US companies. The firm maintains a high turnover rate. The firm's investment approach includes three processes: dynamic asset allocation, fundamental stock selection and risk management. The approach was designed to succeed regardless of the stock market environment with an overriding objective to participate in rising markets and protect capital in falling markets. Their dynamic asset allocation process is designed to increase net equity exposure when it is the firm's view that the equity market environment is favorable and decrease net equity exposure when they believe the equity market environment is less favorable. The actual net exposure results from the flow of long and short ideas as well as an analysis of macro factors affecting investor expectations for market returns. The firm surveys economists and strategists to determine the expectations distribution for a number of drivers of growth, interest rates and investor sentiment. When trends in the leading indictors of growth, interest rates and investor sentiment are consistent with the more optimistic forecasts, the net exposure is increased. Nakoma's fundamental stock selection process seeks to identify companies with the potential for positively or negatively surprising business results over a 6 to 18 month time horizon. For each stock, the firm monitors key business drivers (macroeconomic, secular trends, industry dynamics and company specific events) that will affect the underlying company's business over the investment time horizon. They believe that when a company's key drivers exceed expectations, the company's share price can be expected to follow a positive price trend until investor expectations and actual company performance converge. Conversely, if a company's results fall short of investors' expectations, its securities will usually under perform until those expectations are lowered to the level at which the company is actually performing. The firm's risk management process analyzes the sources of volatility in the portfolio such as capitalization, style and interest rate sensitivity. They seek to match risk exposures with the firm's overall market view and avoid unintended risk exposures. Additional risk management techniques, such as maintaining a well diversified portfolio with maximum position sizes, are employed in a further effort to minimize volatility. | Gestionnaire de Portefeuille-Actions | 31/05/2010 |
Columbus Circle Investors
 Columbus Circle Investors Investment ManagersFinance CCI is a bottom-up, growth-oriented equity manager that manages Large-Cap, Mid-Cap, SMID, Small-Cap, and Custom-Cap equity portfolios for clients. They utilize a growth-oriented, investment philosophy of Positive Momentum & Positive Surprise, which strives to invest in good companies getting stronger and in companies whose fundamentals are exceeding investor expectations. The firm invests in securities of non-US issuers, including through investments in American Depository Receipts. They typically manage equity portfolios on a long-only basis, with the exception of certain accounts including the CCI Private Funds, which are managed according to a long/short strategy. CCI manages their affiliated private funds and other US and foreign accounts with additional investment strategies including the trading of derivatives, foreign currency, hedging, leverage and short sales. | President | 31/12/1998 |
Banc of America Capital Management LLC
 Banc of America Capital Management LLC Investment ManagersFinance Provides investment advice | Corporate Officer/Principal | 31/12/1991 |
State of Connecticut
 State of Connecticut Province/StateGovernment Functions as a regional level government authority | Treasurer | 31/12/1974 |
Formation de Irwin F. Smith
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Columbus Circle Investors
Columbus Circle Investors Investment ManagersFinance CCI is a bottom-up, growth-oriented equity manager that manages Large-Cap, Mid-Cap, SMID, Small-Cap, and Custom-Cap equity portfolios for clients. They utilize a growth-oriented, investment philosophy of Positive Momentum & Positive Surprise, which strives to invest in good companies getting stronger and in companies whose fundamentals are exceeding investor expectations. The firm invests in securities of non-US issuers, including through investments in American Depository Receipts. They typically manage equity portfolios on a long-only basis, with the exception of certain accounts including the CCI Private Funds, which are managed according to a long/short strategy. CCI manages their affiliated private funds and other US and foreign accounts with additional investment strategies including the trading of derivatives, foreign currency, hedging, leverage and short sales. | Finance |
Banc of America Capital Management LLC
Banc of America Capital Management LLC Investment ManagersFinance Provides investment advice | Finance |
State of Connecticut
State of Connecticut Province/StateGovernment Functions as a regional level government authority | Government |
University of Wisconsin
 University of Wisconsin Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
Nakoma Capital Management LLC
Nakoma Capital Management LLC Investment ManagersFinance Nakoma Capital Management is a long/short equity manager. The firm manages separate accounts and limited partnerships that are designed to produce an absolute rate of return commensurate with the stock market with risk levels similar to the bond market. The firm employs a style-agnostic, expectations investment approach. Their investment philosophy is based on a fundamental view of how stock prices are set that begins with the idea that stock prices reflect consensus expectations of company business performance. The securities held in Nakoma portfolios are mainly US stocks of large to medium sized companies may also include ETFs. Though not limited by sector, Nakoma tends to invest in the stocks of companies in the electronic technology, retail and healthcare technology sectors. They invest across all market-caps, primarily in US companies. The firm maintains a high turnover rate. The firm's investment approach includes three processes: dynamic asset allocation, fundamental stock selection and risk management. The approach was designed to succeed regardless of the stock market environment with an overriding objective to participate in rising markets and protect capital in falling markets. Their dynamic asset allocation process is designed to increase net equity exposure when it is the firm's view that the equity market environment is favorable and decrease net equity exposure when they believe the equity market environment is less favorable. The actual net exposure results from the flow of long and short ideas as well as an analysis of macro factors affecting investor expectations for market returns. The firm surveys economists and strategists to determine the expectations distribution for a number of drivers of growth, interest rates and investor sentiment. When trends in the leading indictors of growth, interest rates and investor sentiment are consistent with the more optimistic forecasts, the net exposure is increased. Nakoma's fundamental stock selection process seeks to identify companies with the potential for positively or negatively surprising business results over a 6 to 18 month time horizon. For each stock, the firm monitors key business drivers (macroeconomic, secular trends, industry dynamics and company specific events) that will affect the underlying company's business over the investment time horizon. They believe that when a company's key drivers exceed expectations, the company's share price can be expected to follow a positive price trend until investor expectations and actual company performance converge. Conversely, if a company's results fall short of investors' expectations, its securities will usually under perform until those expectations are lowered to the level at which the company is actually performing. The firm's risk management process analyzes the sources of volatility in the portfolio such as capitalization, style and interest rate sensitivity. They seek to match risk exposures with the firm's overall market view and avoid unintended risk exposures. Additional risk management techniques, such as maintaining a well diversified portfolio with maximum position sizes, are employed in a further effort to minimize volatility. | Finance |
