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Profile
Erik W.
Woodring is currently an Equity Analyst at Morgan Stanley & Co. LLC since 2024.
Formerly, Mr. Woodring was an Equity Research Analyst at Simms Capital Management, Inc. from 2008 to 2010 and a Senior Analyst at Talson Capital Management LP from 2010 to 2013.
Mr. Woodring completed an undergraduate degree at Middlebury College in 2008 and earned an MBA from The Leonard N Stern School of Business in 2015.
Erik Woodring active positions
| Companies | Position | Start |
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Morgan Stanley & Co. LLC
 Morgan Stanley & Co. LLC Investment Banks/BrokersFinance Provides brokerage services | Analyst-Equity | 2015-06-30 |
Former positions of Erik Woodring
| Companies | Position | End |
|---|---|---|
Talson Capital Management LP
 Talson Capital Management LP Investment ManagersFinance Talson manages commingled and customized portfolios with expertise in alternative and opportunistic strategies. Their holistic approach seeks investment alpha combined with structural alpha. | Corporate Officer/Principal | - |
Simms Capital Management, Inc.
 Simms Capital Management, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance Simms Capital Management (SCM) is a growth manager that invests in high quality growth stocks with sustainable earnings growth. The firm looks for companies with relatively high returns on equity and high earnings growth rates, rather than companies or industries with predominantly cyclical characteristics. SCM only invests in companies with expected positive earnings. SCM's global proprietary stock selection uses quantitative screens to identify companies that fit their growth criteria and strategy. The firm applies a bottom-up stock selection process that first identifies companies based on quantitative measures and fundamentals, without regard to global borders and currencies. SCM's proprietary three-step investment process is a series of eleven valuation disciplines and screens that rank securities from a database of 6,600 global equity securities. The modeling process uses quantitative factors such as a dividend discount model, earnings momentum, liquidity and the demand and supply of shares. The ranking procedure produces an overall score for each security and a list of 130 or more most attractive securities. Fundamental analysis is then applied to the most attractive securities to create the portfolio. Each component of the selection process is assigned a decile ranking and is combined in the quantitative screening model to create an overall score for each security. This weekly process produces the universe of the 130 or more most attractive securities. After the universe is identified, SCM applies rigorous fundamental analysis. Though not limited to any particular sector or market-cap, the firm tends to invest in the stocks of large-cap companies in the electronic technology, technology services and finance sectors. SCM maintains a medium turnover rate. | Corporate Officer/Principal | 2010-05-30 |
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Simms Capital Management, Inc.
Simms Capital Management, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance Simms Capital Management (SCM) is a growth manager that invests in high quality growth stocks with sustainable earnings growth. The firm looks for companies with relatively high returns on equity and high earnings growth rates, rather than companies or industries with predominantly cyclical characteristics. SCM only invests in companies with expected positive earnings. SCM's global proprietary stock selection uses quantitative screens to identify companies that fit their growth criteria and strategy. The firm applies a bottom-up stock selection process that first identifies companies based on quantitative measures and fundamentals, without regard to global borders and currencies. SCM's proprietary three-step investment process is a series of eleven valuation disciplines and screens that rank securities from a database of 6,600 global equity securities. The modeling process uses quantitative factors such as a dividend discount model, earnings momentum, liquidity and the demand and supply of shares. The ranking procedure produces an overall score for each security and a list of 130 or more most attractive securities. Fundamental analysis is then applied to the most attractive securities to create the portfolio. Each component of the selection process is assigned a decile ranking and is combined in the quantitative screening model to create an overall score for each security. This weekly process produces the universe of the 130 or more most attractive securities. After the universe is identified, SCM applies rigorous fundamental analysis. Though not limited to any particular sector or market-cap, the firm tends to invest in the stocks of large-cap companies in the electronic technology, technology services and finance sectors. SCM maintains a medium turnover rate. | Finance |
Morgan Stanley & Co. LLC
Morgan Stanley & Co. LLC Investment Banks/BrokersFinance Provides brokerage services | Finance |
Middlebury College
 Middlebury College Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
Talson Capital Management LP
Talson Capital Management LP Investment ManagersFinance Talson manages commingled and customized portfolios with expertise in alternative and opportunistic strategies. Their holistic approach seeks investment alpha combined with structural alpha. | Finance |
The Leonard N Stern School of Business
 The Leonard N Stern School of Business Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
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