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Profile
Mr. Fine has managed commercial lending and private banking relationships and divisions at the former Boulevard Bank N.A., Chicago and at First Midwest Bank, Highland Park IL, a unit of First Midwest Bancorp (Nasdaq: FMBI), which he joined in 1994, and was subsequently named president-private banking.
A finance graduate of Northern Illinois University, he attended the University of Virginia Darden School of Business' Leadership Development and Advanced Corporate Finance programs.
Former positions of Alan B. Fine
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|---|---|---|
CIBC Bank USA (Investment Management)
 CIBC Bank USA (Investment Management) Investment ManagersFinance CIBC US offer their clients a broad opportunity set across asset classes, geographies and managers to preserve and grow assets. The firm utilizes top-down view of the global economy and market environment. Their objective approach to investment management is designed to optimize performance through multi-asset class, multi-style and multi-manager diversification, while balancing expected return, risk, tax sensitivity and cost. | Portfolio Manager-Fixed Income | 2009-12-30 |
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CIBC Bank USA (Investment Management)
CIBC Bank USA (Investment Management) Investment ManagersFinance CIBC US offer their clients a broad opportunity set across asset classes, geographies and managers to preserve and grow assets. The firm utilizes top-down view of the global economy and market environment. Their objective approach to investment management is designed to optimize performance through multi-asset class, multi-style and multi-manager diversification, while balancing expected return, risk, tax sensitivity and cost. | Finance |
Northern Illinois University
 Northern Illinois University Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
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