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Keith O. Hanson
Analyst-Equity chez
Winthrop Capital Management LLC
Profil
Mr. Keith O.
Hanson, CFA, is a Senior Research Analyst at Winthrop Capital Management LLC.
Previously, Mr. Hanson was an Analyst and Portfolio Manager at both Ohio National Financial Services and Johnson Asset Management.
He received his B.S.
in Business Administration with a specialization in Finance from Marquette University.
Postes actifs de Keith O. Hanson
| Sociétés | Poste | Début |
|---|---|---|
Winthrop Capital Management LLC
 Winthrop Capital Management LLC Investment ManagersFinance Winthrop implements relative-value-based investment strategies in both equity and fixed income portfolios. The firm blends a top-down view of the economy and capital markets with a disciplined process of bottom-up security selection. They look for opportunities across all the major asset classes and thoughtfully diversify the portfolio. | Analyst-Equity | 01/08/2021 |
Anciens postes connus de Keith O. Hanson
| Sociétés | Poste | Fin |
|---|---|---|
Johnson Asset Management, Inc.
 Johnson Asset Management, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance By focusing on value, looking beyond daily volatility caused by market gyrations, and using a consistent, repeatable process, JAM strives to provide each of their clients with superior value over the long term. To bring the overall universe of potential holdings to a manageable size, the first step of JAM's large- and small-cap value equity process uses quantitative screens to identify inexpensively priced companies that exhibit high levels of quality. They screen a universe of companies and assign each to an industry sector. Each stock is then valued based on a sector specific valuation model focused on p/e, price-to-book and price-to-cash flow as well as other valuation factors. The initial sort identifies the companies that appear to have the most attractive value. These companies are then filtered for quality, looking for factors such as low outstanding debt to capitalization, positive free cash flow and stable earnings estimate revisions. As a last step, they screen for positive trends such as improved cash flow, margins and leverage to rule out companies that do not appear to be healthy. JAM's fixed-income composite strategy hinges upon their overall outlook for interest rates based on various macro economic components that include inflation, rate of growth of GDP, political and international trends, fiscal/monetary policy and the factors that determine the level and changes in these items. This process results in an opinion on the relative risk/return within the fixed-income market. Once the firm establishes what they believe to be the most likely economic scenario, they attempt to determine the effect this course will have on both market sectors and quality gradations (i.e. AA-rated issues vs. A-rated issues). This analytical process leads them to an opinion on the best relative values in the fixed-income markets. | Corporate Officer/Principal | - |
Constellation Insurance, Inc.
 Constellation Insurance, Inc. Life/Health InsuranceFinance Provides life insurance products and services | Corporate Officer/Principal | - |
Formation de Keith O. Hanson
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Johnson Asset Management, Inc.
Johnson Asset Management, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance By focusing on value, looking beyond daily volatility caused by market gyrations, and using a consistent, repeatable process, JAM strives to provide each of their clients with superior value over the long term. To bring the overall universe of potential holdings to a manageable size, the first step of JAM's large- and small-cap value equity process uses quantitative screens to identify inexpensively priced companies that exhibit high levels of quality. They screen a universe of companies and assign each to an industry sector. Each stock is then valued based on a sector specific valuation model focused on p/e, price-to-book and price-to-cash flow as well as other valuation factors. The initial sort identifies the companies that appear to have the most attractive value. These companies are then filtered for quality, looking for factors such as low outstanding debt to capitalization, positive free cash flow and stable earnings estimate revisions. As a last step, they screen for positive trends such as improved cash flow, margins and leverage to rule out companies that do not appear to be healthy. JAM's fixed-income composite strategy hinges upon their overall outlook for interest rates based on various macro economic components that include inflation, rate of growth of GDP, political and international trends, fiscal/monetary policy and the factors that determine the level and changes in these items. This process results in an opinion on the relative risk/return within the fixed-income market. Once the firm establishes what they believe to be the most likely economic scenario, they attempt to determine the effect this course will have on both market sectors and quality gradations (i.e. AA-rated issues vs. A-rated issues). This analytical process leads them to an opinion on the best relative values in the fixed-income markets. | Finance |
Constellation Insurance, Inc.
Constellation Insurance, Inc. Life/Health InsuranceFinance Provides life insurance products and services | Finance |
Marquette University
 Marquette University Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
Winthrop Capital Management LLC
Winthrop Capital Management LLC Investment ManagersFinance Winthrop implements relative-value-based investment strategies in both equity and fixed income portfolios. The firm blends a top-down view of the economy and capital markets with a disciplined process of bottom-up security selection. They look for opportunities across all the major asset classes and thoughtfully diversify the portfolio. | Finance |
