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Mr. Kevin T.
Kelly, CFA, is a President & Chief Compliance Officer at SJS Investment Consulting, Inc. He also serves as an Investment Committee Member at the firm.
He focuses on enhancing the client experience at SJS.
He ensures that all operations along with investment and client support functions are “SJS-worthy” and running efficiently.
An investment professional since 2000, he serves on the SJS Investment Committee and provides guidance on portfolio design and investment strategy.
He held management positions in large and small organizations, including non-profits.
He obtained Electrical Engineering degree from University of Notre Dame, and then earned a Master of Management degree from Northwestern University’s Kellogg Graduate School of Management.
Postes actifs de Kevin Thomas Kelly
| Sociétés | Poste | Début |
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SJS Investment Consulting, Inc.
 SJS Investment Consulting, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance SJS attempts to classify investments into distinct asset classes that have differences in their historical risk and return characteristics. The Investment Committee meets at least quarterly and evaluates fund offerings, expense ratios, sub-advisers and scientific advances affecting the investment lineup and mix of funds in relationship to the models. | President | 01/01/2000 |
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SJS Investment Consulting, Inc.
SJS Investment Consulting, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance SJS attempts to classify investments into distinct asset classes that have differences in their historical risk and return characteristics. The Investment Committee meets at least quarterly and evaluates fund offerings, expense ratios, sub-advisers and scientific advances affecting the investment lineup and mix of funds in relationship to the models. | Finance |
