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Ms. Susan L.
Petersson, CFA CPA, is an Associate Manager at Portico Investment Management.
Ms. Petersson was employed as a Bond Trader by Jones Heward Investment Counsel, an Assistant Portfolio Manager by Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan Board, and a Senior Analyst by London Capital Management.
She received her BA in Finance and Economics from the University of Western Ontario and her graduate degree in International Studies from the University of Stockholm.
Anciens postes connus de Susan Lenene Petersson
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BMO Asset Management, Inc.
BMO Asset Management, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance BMO Asset Management seeks to achieve consistent, above average returns through a risk-controlled approach to asset management. The firm attempts to reduce risk through the use of different asset classes, diversification and intensive individual security analysis. Their equity investment approach focuses on investments in companies with the potential to create long-term wealth. Though not limited by sector, BMO Asset Management tends to invest in the stocks of companies in the finance, energy minerals, non-energy minerals and industrial services sectors. Their fixed-income investment approach seeks capital preservation and returns commensurate with a given level of risk. | Corporate Officer/Principal | 31/12/2005 |
Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan Board
Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan Board Investment ManagersFinance OTPPB is an active, global investor which seeks to achieve superior returns and manage related risks to ensure the long-term sustainability of the pension plan. With board oversight, the plan's management manages both the policy and asset mix together under their expanded OneTeachers' total-fund strategy. They invest strategically across key markets and sectors to deliver steady returns. | Corporate Officer/Principal | 31/12/2001 |
Portico Investment Management
Portico Investment Management Investment ManagersFinance Portico employs a consistent, measured and disciplined investment approach that integrates fundamental, quantitative and technical analysis to add value while managing risk. The firm uses a multi-factor approach to analyzing interest rates, credit markets and yield curves. They take an iterative approach to portfolio construction by continuously modelling the effects of economic conditions, market flows, credit fundamentals, investor sentiment and external factors. Portico also uses proprietary tools to ensure a measured approach to sector allocation, duration and yield curve positioning of a portfolio. | Portfolio Manager-Fixed Income | - |
London Capital Management
London Capital Management Investment ManagersFinance London Capital Management is GLC’s bottom-up, quantitative-driven investment management division. The firm’s proprietary approach to fundamental factor analysis underpins both stock selection and portfolio construction. They employ a bottom-up investment process that combines fundamental and quantitative analysis at the stock and portfolio level to build well-diversified, large-cap portfolios. London Capital Management’s equity portfolio strategies include: Canadian Low Volatility Equity, Global Infrastructure Equity, Science and Tech, US Large-Cap Growth Equity, US Mid-Cap, and US Value Equity. | Analyst-Fixed Income | - |
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Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan Board
Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan Board Investment ManagersFinance OTPPB is an active, global investor which seeks to achieve superior returns and manage related risks to ensure the long-term sustainability of the pension plan. With board oversight, the plan's management manages both the policy and asset mix together under their expanded OneTeachers' total-fund strategy. They invest strategically across key markets and sectors to deliver steady returns. | Finance |
BMO Asset Management, Inc.
BMO Asset Management, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance BMO Asset Management seeks to achieve consistent, above average returns through a risk-controlled approach to asset management. The firm attempts to reduce risk through the use of different asset classes, diversification and intensive individual security analysis. Their equity investment approach focuses on investments in companies with the potential to create long-term wealth. Though not limited by sector, BMO Asset Management tends to invest in the stocks of companies in the finance, energy minerals, non-energy minerals and industrial services sectors. Their fixed-income investment approach seeks capital preservation and returns commensurate with a given level of risk. | Finance |
London Capital Management
London Capital Management Investment ManagersFinance London Capital Management is GLC’s bottom-up, quantitative-driven investment management division. The firm’s proprietary approach to fundamental factor analysis underpins both stock selection and portfolio construction. They employ a bottom-up investment process that combines fundamental and quantitative analysis at the stock and portfolio level to build well-diversified, large-cap portfolios. London Capital Management’s equity portfolio strategies include: Canadian Low Volatility Equity, Global Infrastructure Equity, Science and Tech, US Large-Cap Growth Equity, US Mid-Cap, and US Value Equity. | Finance |
University of Western Ontario
University of Western Ontario Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
University of Stockholm
University of Stockholm Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
Portico Investment Management
Portico Investment Management Investment ManagersFinance Portico employs a consistent, measured and disciplined investment approach that integrates fundamental, quantitative and technical analysis to add value while managing risk. The firm uses a multi-factor approach to analyzing interest rates, credit markets and yield curves. They take an iterative approach to portfolio construction by continuously modelling the effects of economic conditions, market flows, credit fundamentals, investor sentiment and external factors. Portico also uses proprietary tools to ensure a measured approach to sector allocation, duration and yield curve positioning of a portfolio. | Finance |
















