Profile
Andrew Fletcher McIntire worked as Principal, Chief Financial Officer & CCO at American Research & Management Co. and as Principal at Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
He earned an MBA from New York University in 1994 and an undergraduate degree from Holy Cross College (Indiana) in 1988.
Former positions of Andrew Fletcher McIntire
| Companies | Position | End |
|---|---|---|
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Federal Reserve Bank of New York General GovernmentGovernment Federal reserve bank | Corporate Officer/Principal | 1997-12-30 |
American Research & Management Co.
American Research & Management Co. Investment ManagersFinance AR+M follows a long-term investment orientation which primarily focuses on fundamental analysis. The firm develops an individualized investment strategy and customized stock and bond portfolios that balance each client’s growth and income requirements with acceptable risk tolerance levels. They allocate capital to four diversified asset classes: US and international equities, commodity-based investments (hard asset), alternative investments, bonds, and cash equivalents. For the equity portion of client portfolios, they tend to favor a balance of growth and value stocks, especially if they can purchase them below intrinsic value. For fixed income strategy, AR+M seeks high quality bonds from issuers with good credit quality and strong coverage ratios. They diversify holdings by appropriate maturities/durations as well as issuers. | Director of Finance/CFO | - |
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American Research & Management Co.
American Research & Management Co. Investment ManagersFinance AR+M follows a long-term investment orientation which primarily focuses on fundamental analysis. The firm develops an individualized investment strategy and customized stock and bond portfolios that balance each client’s growth and income requirements with acceptable risk tolerance levels. They allocate capital to four diversified asset classes: US and international equities, commodity-based investments (hard asset), alternative investments, bonds, and cash equivalents. For the equity portion of client portfolios, they tend to favor a balance of growth and value stocks, especially if they can purchase them below intrinsic value. For fixed income strategy, AR+M seeks high quality bonds from issuers with good credit quality and strong coverage ratios. They diversify holdings by appropriate maturities/durations as well as issuers. | Finance |
New York University
New York University Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Federal Reserve Bank of New York General GovernmentGovernment Federal reserve bank | Government |
Holy Cross College (Indiana)
Holy Cross College (Indiana) Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
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