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Profil
Ms. Carin L.
Nesbitt is Portfolio Administrator at Kovitz Investment Group LLC.
Prior to joining Kovitz Investment Group in 2007, Ms. Nesbitt was a Senior Client Relationship Liaison with Frye Louis Capital Management assisting portfolio managers to high net worth families from 2000 until 2006.
Ms. Nesbitt has also worked as a Senior Investment Manager Liaison with Northern Trust servicing global & domestic accounts from 1990 until 2000.
Anciens postes connus de Carin L. Nesbitt
| Sociétés | Poste | Fin |
|---|---|---|
Frye-Louis Capital Management, Inc.
 Frye-Louis Capital Management, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance FLCM's portfolio management team employs a disciplined approach in building and enhancing investment wealth for their clients. In building a client's customized portfolio, the family financial advisor teams with the portfolio manager to integrate into the design the critical information from the client's financial profile. The firm believes that the asset allocation decision is the most important wealth management determination that a family will make, as this will directly affect the long-term risk and reward potential for a portfolio. FLCM's portfolio managers implement investment allocation decisions through their internal management of large-cap core equities and fixed-income securities. Allocations to all other asset classes are implemented through selected specialists in each respective asset class. These outside managers are chosen after a thorough due diligence program, in which the firm examines their investment discipline, philosophy, and performance. | Sales & Marketing | 31/12/2006 |
| NORTHERN TRUST CORPORATION | Corporate Officer/Principal | 31/12/1999 |
Kovitz Investment Group LLC
 Kovitz Investment Group LLC Investment ManagersFinance Kovitz Investment Group seeks long-term capital appreciation of client assets through high risk-adjusted returns. To accomplish this objective, the firm emphasizes the preservation of capital and minimization of risk primarily by investing in mid to large-cap companies believed to be significantly under valued. They seek market leaders with strong competitive positions, stable products and economies of scale or scope, low capital requirements and experienced and competent management with ownership stakes. To be considered quantitatively, companies must have high returns on capital, high correlation between earnings and cash flow, low financial risk, valuations based on discounted cash flow models and sell below intrinsic value. For fixed-income, Kovitz does not attempt to forecast interest rates. They seek to capture above market yields via disciplined purchasing strategy, not by assuming added credit risk. Portfolios are comprised primarily of AA and AAA rated bonds. When purchasing bonds, the firm's portfolio managers are flexible as to the timing of principal and interest payments. They may consider premium and discount bonds that will provide additional yield from the reduced demand. In constructing portfolios, their portfolio managers may accept modest liquidity risk when such risk returns significant yield enhancement. | Corporate Officer/Principal | - |
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Northern Trust Corp.
 Northern Trust Corp. Investment ManagersFinance Operates as a financial holding company which provides wealth, asset management, asset servicing and banking solutions | Finance |
Frye-Louis Capital Management, Inc.
Frye-Louis Capital Management, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance FLCM's portfolio management team employs a disciplined approach in building and enhancing investment wealth for their clients. In building a client's customized portfolio, the family financial advisor teams with the portfolio manager to integrate into the design the critical information from the client's financial profile. The firm believes that the asset allocation decision is the most important wealth management determination that a family will make, as this will directly affect the long-term risk and reward potential for a portfolio. FLCM's portfolio managers implement investment allocation decisions through their internal management of large-cap core equities and fixed-income securities. Allocations to all other asset classes are implemented through selected specialists in each respective asset class. These outside managers are chosen after a thorough due diligence program, in which the firm examines their investment discipline, philosophy, and performance. | Finance |
Kovitz Investment Group LLC
Kovitz Investment Group LLC Investment ManagersFinance Kovitz Investment Group seeks long-term capital appreciation of client assets through high risk-adjusted returns. To accomplish this objective, the firm emphasizes the preservation of capital and minimization of risk primarily by investing in mid to large-cap companies believed to be significantly under valued. They seek market leaders with strong competitive positions, stable products and economies of scale or scope, low capital requirements and experienced and competent management with ownership stakes. To be considered quantitatively, companies must have high returns on capital, high correlation between earnings and cash flow, low financial risk, valuations based on discounted cash flow models and sell below intrinsic value. For fixed-income, Kovitz does not attempt to forecast interest rates. They seek to capture above market yields via disciplined purchasing strategy, not by assuming added credit risk. Portfolios are comprised primarily of AA and AAA rated bonds. When purchasing bonds, the firm's portfolio managers are flexible as to the timing of principal and interest payments. They may consider premium and discount bonds that will provide additional yield from the reduced demand. In constructing portfolios, their portfolio managers may accept modest liquidity risk when such risk returns significant yield enhancement. | Finance |
