Profil
Bradley C.
Lawson worked as a Portfolio Manager at Kettle Creek Investment Partners LP from 2004 to 2009 and as a Principal at Frank Russell Co. from 1996 to 2003.
He holds an MBA from Duke University, which he received in 1991, and an undergraduate degree from the University of Oklahoma, which he received in 1986.
Anciens postes connus de Bradley C. Lawson
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Kettle Creek Investment Partners LP
Kettle Creek Investment Partners LP Investment ManagersFinance Kettlecreek Investment Partners invests long/short in US small-cap equities | Gestionnaire de Portefeuille-Actions | 30/04/2009 |
Frank Russell Co.
Frank Russell Co. Investment ManagersFinance Frank Russell Co. (FRC) invests in the public equity, fixed-income and real estate markets on a global basis. They invest in the growth and value stocks of large-, mid-and small-cap companies. FRC does not generally research or recommend specific portfolio securities. Rather, they research investment managers for different classes of assets and investment styles. The firm generates research and models for managing large pools of assets. In addition, they review, evaluate and utilize similar research developed by other professional organizations and by the academic community. Much of their research focuses on the process, organization, portfolio structure and performance of investment managers, using both qualitative and quantitative methods to evaluate and select investment managers. FRC exercises investment discretion over the portion of each of their funds' assets not allocated to the investment managers. They select the individual securities for that portion of each fund's assets and for each fund's cash reserves. Cash reserves are invested in short-term investments, including appropriate money market funds. In addition to investing in such short-term investments, FRC uses a hedging strategy for the fund's cash reserves to ensure a fund is fully invested by exposing these reserves to the appropriate markets by purchasing equity or fixed-income securities and/or derivatives. | Corporate Officer/Principal | 31/12/2003 |
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Duke University
Duke University Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
Kettle Creek Investment Partners LP
Kettle Creek Investment Partners LP Investment ManagersFinance Kettlecreek Investment Partners invests long/short in US small-cap equities | Finance |
University of Oklahoma
University of Oklahoma Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
Frank Russell Co.
Frank Russell Co. Investment ManagersFinance Frank Russell Co. (FRC) invests in the public equity, fixed-income and real estate markets on a global basis. They invest in the growth and value stocks of large-, mid-and small-cap companies. FRC does not generally research or recommend specific portfolio securities. Rather, they research investment managers for different classes of assets and investment styles. The firm generates research and models for managing large pools of assets. In addition, they review, evaluate and utilize similar research developed by other professional organizations and by the academic community. Much of their research focuses on the process, organization, portfolio structure and performance of investment managers, using both qualitative and quantitative methods to evaluate and select investment managers. FRC exercises investment discretion over the portion of each of their funds' assets not allocated to the investment managers. They select the individual securities for that portion of each fund's assets and for each fund's cash reserves. Cash reserves are invested in short-term investments, including appropriate money market funds. In addition to investing in such short-term investments, FRC uses a hedging strategy for the fund's cash reserves to ensure a fund is fully invested by exposing these reserves to the appropriate markets by purchasing equity or fixed-income securities and/or derivatives. | Finance |
















