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Marko D. Vucemilovic
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Mr. Marko D.
Vucemilovic is Founder & Managing Member at Alkar Global Partners GP LLC.
Prior to founding Alkar Global in 2009, Mr. Vucemilovic was with Tiedemann Investment Group.
Mr. Vucemilovic has been investing internationally for over a decade and is frequently on the road, visiting emerging market economies worldwide.
Born in Croatia and educated at Harvard and Wharton, he manages Alkar Global out of New York City.
Anciens postes connus de Marko D. Vucemilovic
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Alkar Global GP LLC
 Alkar Global GP LLC Investment ManagersFinance Alkar Global Partners employs a value-oriented approach to invest in both emerging and developed markets. Their investment approach is based on individual company fundamentals and valuation. However, considering the size of global equity markets, a thematic approach helps them narrow their research effort on areas with the optimal risk/reward. Our approach is also based on a belief that the market is a lot more efficient at valuing individual companies than sectors or asset classes. The bottom up portion of their research is based on a company's free cash flow, return on invested capital, growth rate, price to earnings, net asset value, quality of the management, etc. Alkar Global Partners tends to invest in larger, market-leading, quality companies that they have known and followed for a number of years. The firm runs a long/short fund. Their ideal net exposure is around 30% to 50%. In short selling, they employ a lot of the same concepts as on the long side, but they do use a different strategy. About half of their shorts are ETFs they believe are overextended, in sectors with inferior fundamentals and without any apparent catalysts that could propel them higher. The rest are stocks that share those same characteristics. | Fondateur | 01/12/2011 |
TIG Advisors LLC
 TIG Advisors LLC Investment ManagersFinance TIG Advisors manages alternative investment funds which focus on capital preservation and uncorrelated returns. The firm’s portfolios are weighted according to where the portfolio managers see the best risk-adjusted return in the proprietary hedge funds of the firm's family of funds. The asset allocation is adjusted periodically in response to changes in global economic conditions. | Analyst-Equity | 31/12/2008 |
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TIG Advisors LLC
TIG Advisors LLC Investment ManagersFinance TIG Advisors manages alternative investment funds which focus on capital preservation and uncorrelated returns. The firm’s portfolios are weighted according to where the portfolio managers see the best risk-adjusted return in the proprietary hedge funds of the firm's family of funds. The asset allocation is adjusted periodically in response to changes in global economic conditions. | Finance |
Alkar Global GP LLC
Alkar Global GP LLC Investment ManagersFinance Alkar Global Partners employs a value-oriented approach to invest in both emerging and developed markets. Their investment approach is based on individual company fundamentals and valuation. However, considering the size of global equity markets, a thematic approach helps them narrow their research effort on areas with the optimal risk/reward. Our approach is also based on a belief that the market is a lot more efficient at valuing individual companies than sectors or asset classes. The bottom up portion of their research is based on a company's free cash flow, return on invested capital, growth rate, price to earnings, net asset value, quality of the management, etc. Alkar Global Partners tends to invest in larger, market-leading, quality companies that they have known and followed for a number of years. The firm runs a long/short fund. Their ideal net exposure is around 30% to 50%. In short selling, they employ a lot of the same concepts as on the long side, but they do use a different strategy. About half of their shorts are ETFs they believe are overextended, in sectors with inferior fundamentals and without any apparent catalysts that could propel them higher. The rest are stocks that share those same characteristics. | Finance |
