Paul Isenberg
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Profil
Mr. Paul Isenberg is Vice President-Business Development at Haverford Trust Co. He joined Haverford in 2010.
Mr. Isenberg received his undergraduate degree from the West Chester University of Pennsylvania.
Anciens postes connus de Paul Isenberg
| Sociétés | Poste | Fin |
|---|---|---|
The Haverford Trust Co.
 The Haverford Trust Co. Investment ManagersFinance Haverford Trust’s active investment strategy is referred to as Haverford Quality Investing. This approach is designed to provide superior returns with less risk, primarily through investments in the securities of high-quality dividend-paying companies. The firm systematically allocates investments across a range of qualifying securities in a variety of growing industries. The turnover in their portfolios (sale and purchase of assets) at 15-25% is low by industry standards. Haverford Trust may sell an asset that has appreciated significantly in value in order to maintain diversification and keep your portfolio from being too heavily dependent on a stock or sector. They maintain that high quality, intermediate-term bonds provide the most attractive risk-adjusted returns. | Corporate Officer/Principal | 18/10/2010 |
Formation de Paul Isenberg
| West Chester University of Pennsylvania | Undergraduate Degree |
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The Haverford Trust Co.
The Haverford Trust Co. Investment ManagersFinance Haverford Trust’s active investment strategy is referred to as Haverford Quality Investing. This approach is designed to provide superior returns with less risk, primarily through investments in the securities of high-quality dividend-paying companies. The firm systematically allocates investments across a range of qualifying securities in a variety of growing industries. The turnover in their portfolios (sale and purchase of assets) at 15-25% is low by industry standards. Haverford Trust may sell an asset that has appreciated significantly in value in order to maintain diversification and keep your portfolio from being too heavily dependent on a stock or sector. They maintain that high quality, intermediate-term bonds provide the most attractive risk-adjusted returns. | Finance |
