Profile
Mr. Bryce Coward, CFA MBA, is a Deputy Chief Investment Officer & Portfolio Manager at Knowledge Leaders Capital LLC.
He joined the firm in August 2009.
He received his undergraduate degree from the University of Denver and an MBA from the University of Denver.
Former positions of Bryce Coward
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Knowledge Leaders Capital LLC
Knowledge Leaders Capital LLC Investment ManagersFinance KL Capital's primary investment strategy is known as the Knowledge Leaders Strategy, which seeks to transform the knowledge effect into portfolio alpha. They identify knowledge leaders, or highly innovative companies, by measuring a company’s investment in their future growth. The firm looks for companies that possess competitive advantages, such as a strong brand, proprietary knowledge, or a unique distribution mechanism. Their sell discipline seeks to limit downside volatility and provide capital preservation. KL Capital may sell a position for various reasons, such as to allocate capital to a new idea if a company no longer meets the criteria of a knowledge leader or their other investment-related criteria, to reduce stock-specific risk, or to raise cash to meet redemption requests. | Head-Equity Investments | 2022-02-01 |
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University of Denver
University of Denver Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
Knowledge Leaders Capital LLC
Knowledge Leaders Capital LLC Investment ManagersFinance KL Capital's primary investment strategy is known as the Knowledge Leaders Strategy, which seeks to transform the knowledge effect into portfolio alpha. They identify knowledge leaders, or highly innovative companies, by measuring a company’s investment in their future growth. The firm looks for companies that possess competitive advantages, such as a strong brand, proprietary knowledge, or a unique distribution mechanism. Their sell discipline seeks to limit downside volatility and provide capital preservation. KL Capital may sell a position for various reasons, such as to allocate capital to a new idea if a company no longer meets the criteria of a knowledge leader or their other investment-related criteria, to reduce stock-specific risk, or to raise cash to meet redemption requests. | Finance |
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