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Mr. Dave Culp is Chief Financial Officer at Abingdon Capital Management LLC.
Prior to joining Abingdon Capital in July 2008, Mr. Culp was a Senior Manager of Finance in USA Today, Director of Finance at WTTG Fox 5, Senior Manager of Financial Forecasting and Analysis at USA Today and a Financial Analyst at Techmatics.
Mr. Culp received his BA in Economics at George Mason University and his MBA from Marymount University.
Anciens postes connus de Dave Culp
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Abingdon Capital Management LLC
 Abingdon Capital Management LLC Investment ManagersFinance Abingdon Capital aims to preserve and compound capital by generating superior risk-adjusted returns by investing in a portfolio of long and short investments, primarily publicly-traded equity securities of US companies that are trading at a discount of their estimated business value. The firm uses a number of techniques to increase returns or reduce risks, including short selling, the purchase and sale of options and use of leverage. They use fundamental research to identify large discrepancies between business values and stock prices. | Directeur Financier/CFO | 01/05/2013 |
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Abingdon Capital Management LLC
Abingdon Capital Management LLC Investment ManagersFinance Abingdon Capital aims to preserve and compound capital by generating superior risk-adjusted returns by investing in a portfolio of long and short investments, primarily publicly-traded equity securities of US companies that are trading at a discount of their estimated business value. The firm uses a number of techniques to increase returns or reduce risks, including short selling, the purchase and sale of options and use of leverage. They use fundamental research to identify large discrepancies between business values and stock prices. | Finance |
