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Mr. Robert G.
Benoit is an Assistant Portfolio Manager at Belle Haven Investments LP.
He has served the firm in many functions; most recently he was responsible for trading operations and prior to becoming a full-time employee.
Mr. Benoit graduated from the University of Connecticut with a Bachelor’s degree in financial management.
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Belle Haven Investments LP
Belle Haven Investments LP Investment ManagersFinance Belle Haven specializes in building separately managed taxable and tax-exempt fixed income portfolios. Their primary focus is the preservation of clients' principal while striving to deliver compelling risk-adjusted returns. The firm uses an investment approach based on: security selection, diversification, trade execution and credit research in building portfolios. Their Portfolio Management Team actively manages client portfolios in terms of duration and credit to ensure they match the client's chosen investment strategy. Belle Haven looks to position portfolios to capture opportunistic trades. | Analyst-Equity | 01/05/2019 |
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Belle Haven Investments LP
Belle Haven Investments LP Investment ManagersFinance Belle Haven specializes in building separately managed taxable and tax-exempt fixed income portfolios. Their primary focus is the preservation of clients' principal while striving to deliver compelling risk-adjusted returns. The firm uses an investment approach based on: security selection, diversification, trade execution and credit research in building portfolios. Their Portfolio Management Team actively manages client portfolios in terms of duration and credit to ensure they match the client's chosen investment strategy. Belle Haven looks to position portfolios to capture opportunistic trades. | Finance |
University of Connecticut School of Business
University of Connecticut School of Business Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
















