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Frederick C.
Althen worked as a Vice President at TD Banknorth Wealth Management Group, a Portfolio Manager at Connecticut Bank & Trust Co., and as Treasurer & Trustee at Klingberg Family Centers, Inc. He received an undergraduate degree from the University of Notre Dame and an MBA from Rutgers State University of New Jersey.
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TD Banknorth Wealth Management Group
 TD Banknorth Wealth Management Group Investment ManagersFinance TD Banknorth Wealth Management Group's (TDB) investment process combines diligence and focus with continuous client communication. Their multi-disciplinary team approach constructs each portfolio individually. The firm focuses on increasing after-tax returns and is an advocate of long-term investing. TDB's large/mid-cap core strategy includes investing in stocks of companies utilizing a blended style of investing by using both a growth-based or value-based strategy. The firm selects economic sectors and industries with a potential for above average growth for a five-year or more period. They seek to identify companies that offer secular growth driven by factors such as technological changes and demographics and avoid industries subject to heavy governmental regulation or dependence on commodity pricing for growth. TDB employs fundamental research to identify companies with histories of sustained profitability and leadership within their respective industries. Their primary focus is on the core earnings power of the company and their ability to provide above-average growth in revenues, earnings and cash flows for a multi-year period. Typically, this investment strategy focuses on companies with moderate to high p/e ratios and dividend yields that are generally lower than the overall market. Though not limited by sector, TDB tends to invest in the stocks of US large-cap companies in the finance, energy minerals, producer manufacturing, consumer non-durables and health technology sectors. The firm maintains a low turnover rate. | Gestionnaire de Portefeuille-Actions | 30/11/2008 |
Connecticut Bank & Trust Co.
 Connecticut Bank & Trust Co. Regional BanksFinance Provides banking products and services | Corporate Officer/Principal | 01/01/2000 |
Klingberg Family Centers, Inc.
 Klingberg Family Centers, Inc. Miscellaneous Commercial ServicesCommercial Services Provides community services | Directeur/Membre du Conseil | - |
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TD Banknorth Wealth Management Group
TD Banknorth Wealth Management Group Investment ManagersFinance TD Banknorth Wealth Management Group's (TDB) investment process combines diligence and focus with continuous client communication. Their multi-disciplinary team approach constructs each portfolio individually. The firm focuses on increasing after-tax returns and is an advocate of long-term investing. TDB's large/mid-cap core strategy includes investing in stocks of companies utilizing a blended style of investing by using both a growth-based or value-based strategy. The firm selects economic sectors and industries with a potential for above average growth for a five-year or more period. They seek to identify companies that offer secular growth driven by factors such as technological changes and demographics and avoid industries subject to heavy governmental regulation or dependence on commodity pricing for growth. TDB employs fundamental research to identify companies with histories of sustained profitability and leadership within their respective industries. Their primary focus is on the core earnings power of the company and their ability to provide above-average growth in revenues, earnings and cash flows for a multi-year period. Typically, this investment strategy focuses on companies with moderate to high p/e ratios and dividend yields that are generally lower than the overall market. Though not limited by sector, TDB tends to invest in the stocks of US large-cap companies in the finance, energy minerals, producer manufacturing, consumer non-durables and health technology sectors. The firm maintains a low turnover rate. | Finance |
University of Notre Dame
 University of Notre Dame Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
Connecticut Bank & Trust Co.
Connecticut Bank & Trust Co. Regional BanksFinance Provides banking products and services | Finance |
Rutgers State University of New Jersey
 Rutgers State University of New Jersey Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
Klingberg Family Centers, Inc.
Klingberg Family Centers, Inc. Miscellaneous Commercial ServicesCommercial Services Provides community services | Commercial Services |
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