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Profil
Mr. Edwards has many years of experience in the development and application of financial, estate, and investment plans for individuals, families, and businesses.
He began his financial services career as a stock broker with Merrill Lynch and he later established an investment and insurance firm affiliated with New England Life.
Prior to joining Oaktree in 2007, he served as a client financial advisor for a major private bank in Palm Beach, Florida.
He earned his BA degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and an MBA from the Andreas School of Business at Barry University.
He is Vice President of the East Coast Estate Planning Council in West Palm Beach and he serves on the Major Gifts Committee of the Boy Scouts of America.
He and his wife live in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida.
Anciens postes connus de Ryland A. Edwards
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Oaktree Asset Management LLC
 Oaktree Asset Management LLC Investment ManagersFinance OAM is an equity manager that focuses on fundamental analysis, identifying secular trends and resulting investment themes, which is the core of their investment process. This thematic growth approach reduces the risk of market timing and directs them to superior growth potential in important industries and companies. Individual stocks are chosen because they are considered good companies at good prices. They invest in a select group of stocks that are fundamentally strong, growing companies that they feel are undervalued by the market and which fit within the firm's identified secular investment themes. Their portfolios are usually fully invested, but at times they raise appropriate levels of cash reserves. OAM believes that a selling disciple is vital to long-term investment success. They stress the need for a selling strategy aimed at maximizing profits and protecting capital. They also heavily emphasize that diversification is important and that heavy concentration in a particular industrial sector or an individual issue or fund is explicitly avoided. They are not growth investors in the strictest sense because they believe many growth stocks are overpriced. On the other hand, they are not pure value investors either, as many value stocks are cheap for very good reasons. Companies that are targeted for purchase based upon OAM's investment research and analysis will share certain basic characteristics. They generally have strong balance sheets with relatively low levels of long-term debt and a strong ROE. These corporations also have strong management teams with a depth of experience in their business. Frequently, these firms enjoy a market position protected by product patents, proprietary distribution channels or other factors that serve to restrict entry by competitors. When bonds are used, OAM invests in high-quality taxable and tax-free issues. Bonds having maturities exceeding 10 years are rarely used, to reduce the volatility in portfolio valuations. | President | 31/12/2008 |
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Oaktree Asset Management LLC
Oaktree Asset Management LLC Investment ManagersFinance OAM is an equity manager that focuses on fundamental analysis, identifying secular trends and resulting investment themes, which is the core of their investment process. This thematic growth approach reduces the risk of market timing and directs them to superior growth potential in important industries and companies. Individual stocks are chosen because they are considered good companies at good prices. They invest in a select group of stocks that are fundamentally strong, growing companies that they feel are undervalued by the market and which fit within the firm's identified secular investment themes. Their portfolios are usually fully invested, but at times they raise appropriate levels of cash reserves. OAM believes that a selling disciple is vital to long-term investment success. They stress the need for a selling strategy aimed at maximizing profits and protecting capital. They also heavily emphasize that diversification is important and that heavy concentration in a particular industrial sector or an individual issue or fund is explicitly avoided. They are not growth investors in the strictest sense because they believe many growth stocks are overpriced. On the other hand, they are not pure value investors either, as many value stocks are cheap for very good reasons. Companies that are targeted for purchase based upon OAM's investment research and analysis will share certain basic characteristics. They generally have strong balance sheets with relatively low levels of long-term debt and a strong ROE. These corporations also have strong management teams with a depth of experience in their business. Frequently, these firms enjoy a market position protected by product patents, proprietary distribution channels or other factors that serve to restrict entry by competitors. When bonds are used, OAM invests in high-quality taxable and tax-free issues. Bonds having maturities exceeding 10 years are rarely used, to reduce the volatility in portfolio valuations. | Finance |
