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Matt Charles Collard
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Profil
Prior to joining HCB in 1998, Mr. Collard was employed by SchmidtBank, Nuremberg, Germany and M&T Bank, in the Business Banking Center.
He is on the boards of Mount St. Joseph Academy, Hasek’s Heroes, and the Community Foundation’s Professional Advisory Council.
Mr. Collard graduated from St. Vincent College, with a B.A. in 1996.
Anciens postes connus de Matt Charles Collard
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Harold C. Brown & Co. LLC
 Harold C. Brown & Co. LLC Investment ManagersFinance Harold C. Brown & Co. (HCB) typically allocates their clients' funds to different asset classes to create portfolios that provide diversification and balance, with an emphasis on total return. The firm employs a variety of measures that seek to preserve capital. Once they determine a client's basic investment strategy, they select specific investment vehicles that are expected to perform well in forecasted economic, financial and market environments. HCB invests for the long-term and avoid attempts at market timing. The firm rarely engages in short-term trading. They also avoid the use of highly volatile financial instruments such as derivatives, futures contracts, options, commodities or limited partnerships. The firm's in-house investment research focuses on the economy, financial markets, industries and individual companies. They look for new investment opportunities and monitor the strength of their current investment holdings. HCB's equity selection process is based on a bottom-up fundamental investment approach. The firm seeks to identify companies with high levels of profitability and financial strength across broadly diversified sectors. They employ a blend of growth and value investment styles. Though not limited by sector or market-cap, HCB tends to invest in the stocks of US large-cap companies in the consumer non-durables, health technology, energy minerals, producer manufacturing and finance sectors. The firm maintains a very low turnover rate. The firm's fixed-income investment approach seeks to identify vehicles with the highest of credit ratings that offer maximum current yields. To minimize interest rate and inflation risk, HCB typically buys short- to intermediate duration debt instruments issued by highly rated corporations and municipalities, the US Government and its agencies and money market funds. | Gestionnaire de Portefeuille-Actions | - |
SchmidtBank AG
 SchmidtBank AG Major BanksFinance Provides banking services | Corporate Officer/Principal | 31/12/1997 |
M&T Bank Corp. (Investment Management)
 M&T Bank Corp. (Investment Management) Investment ManagersFinance M&T Bank Corp.'s Discretionary Portfolio segment invests primarily in the stocks of US large-cap companies. The segment employs fundamental bottom-up research that is combined with initial quantitative screens. It seeks to identify the intrinsically undervalued stocks of companies with strong cash flows and good p/b book ratios. Their portfolios are benchmarked using the S&P 500 and Barra indices. | Corporate Officer/Principal | 31/05/1997 |
Community Foundation of Northwest Indiana, Inc.
 Community Foundation of Northwest Indiana, Inc. Hospital/Nursing ManagementHealth Services Operates as a non profit organization that owns and operates hospitals | Directeur/Membre du Conseil | - |
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M&T Bank Corp. (Investment Management)
M&T Bank Corp. (Investment Management) Investment ManagersFinance M&T Bank Corp.'s Discretionary Portfolio segment invests primarily in the stocks of US large-cap companies. The segment employs fundamental bottom-up research that is combined with initial quantitative screens. It seeks to identify the intrinsically undervalued stocks of companies with strong cash flows and good p/b book ratios. Their portfolios are benchmarked using the S&P 500 and Barra indices. | Finance |
Harold C. Brown & Co. LLC
Harold C. Brown & Co. LLC Investment ManagersFinance Harold C. Brown & Co. (HCB) typically allocates their clients' funds to different asset classes to create portfolios that provide diversification and balance, with an emphasis on total return. The firm employs a variety of measures that seek to preserve capital. Once they determine a client's basic investment strategy, they select specific investment vehicles that are expected to perform well in forecasted economic, financial and market environments. HCB invests for the long-term and avoid attempts at market timing. The firm rarely engages in short-term trading. They also avoid the use of highly volatile financial instruments such as derivatives, futures contracts, options, commodities or limited partnerships. The firm's in-house investment research focuses on the economy, financial markets, industries and individual companies. They look for new investment opportunities and monitor the strength of their current investment holdings. HCB's equity selection process is based on a bottom-up fundamental investment approach. The firm seeks to identify companies with high levels of profitability and financial strength across broadly diversified sectors. They employ a blend of growth and value investment styles. Though not limited by sector or market-cap, HCB tends to invest in the stocks of US large-cap companies in the consumer non-durables, health technology, energy minerals, producer manufacturing and finance sectors. The firm maintains a very low turnover rate. The firm's fixed-income investment approach seeks to identify vehicles with the highest of credit ratings that offer maximum current yields. To minimize interest rate and inflation risk, HCB typically buys short- to intermediate duration debt instruments issued by highly rated corporations and municipalities, the US Government and its agencies and money market funds. | Finance |
SchmidtBank AG
SchmidtBank AG Major BanksFinance Provides banking services | Finance |
Community Foundation of Northwest Indiana, Inc.
Community Foundation of Northwest Indiana, Inc. Hospital/Nursing ManagementHealth Services Operates as a non profit organization that owns and operates hospitals | Health Services |
Saint Vincent College
 Saint Vincent College Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
