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David Ness
Director
David is senior director en client advisor bij bfinance US. Met meer dan 20 jaar ervaring in asset management en financiële dienstverlening brengt hij een schat aan ervaring mee naar de client advisor functie bij bfinance.
Voordat hij bij het team van bfinance kwam, lanceerde hij de institutionele business line voor Crescent Grove Advisors, waar hij ook lid was van de modelportefeuille- en beleggingscommissies. David bekleedde verschillende beleggingsfuncties bij BMO Global Asset Management en M&I Investment Management Corp. Bij BMO/M&I bekleedde hij functies als institutioneel portefeuillebeheerder, financieel analist en interim treasurer van de Marshall Funds. David begon zijn carrière bij Waterhouse Securities, waar hij de functie beleggingsadviseur bekleedde.
David behaalde zijn MBA aan de Marquette University en zijn undergraduate graad aan de University of Wisconsin - Green Bay in economie. David is lid van de CFA Society of Milwaukee.
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Navigating semi-liquid private markets in a world of closed-end data
Investors considering today’s expanded landscape of semi-liquid or evergreen vehicles for private market investing face a key challenge.
Portfolio resilience: rethinking the foundations
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Private credit and the asset allocation challenge
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