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Mr. Jamie D.
Atkins is Chief Investment Officer & Managing Partner at Clearwater Capital Management II LLC.
Prior to joining Clearwater Capital in December 2004, Mr. Atkins was a Principal at AEGON Americas from September 1999 to November 2004.
He was also a Vice President at Bank of America from 1996 to 1998.
Prior to that, he was the Vice President at Credit Suisse from 1993 to 1995, an Associates at Solomon Brothers Inc. from 1992 to 1993, a Financial Analyst at AIG from June 1988 to August 1990 and also a Financial Analyst at Allstate from September 1985 to May 1988.
Mr. Atkins received his BBA in finance degree from Pace University.
| Companies | Position | End |
|---|---|---|
Credit Suisse First Boston Corp.
 Credit Suisse First Boston Corp. Real Estate Investment TrustsFinance Real Estate Investment Trusts | Corporate Officer/Principal | - |
Salomon Brothers Asset Management, Inc.
 Salomon Brothers Asset Management, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance Manages assets. | Corporate Officer/Principal | - |
Great Cos. LLC
 Great Cos. LLC Investment ManagersFinance The companies in which GC invests are required to meet a rigorous analysis and screening process before being selected as a candidate for investment. Their proprietary systems and methodology provide estimates of changing intrinsic values of the companies in which they invest. Using these estimates, the firm adjusts portfolio allocation to enhance investor returns. The members of the investment team at GC do not consider themselves money managers in the traditional sense. They are asset allocators. The team strives for very low turnover of holdings, believing that great companies typically remain great over time. GC looks for companies that are highly regarded by knowledgeable management experts, in business for at least 50 years, have survived the founder, and are global companies with revenues from international operations. To be included in a portfolio, these companies must also have outstanding shareholder returns and be protected by strong franchise barriers. | Head-Equity Investments | - |
| AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL GROUP, INC. | Corporate Officer/Principal | - |
Clearwater Capital Management II LLC
 Clearwater Capital Management II LLC Investment ManagersFinance Clearwater uses an active equity investment style to generate above average risk-adjusted returns by investing in companies the firm believes have the ability to grow steadily over long periods at above average rates. They believe that growth companies offer investors an opportunity to capture above average returns at quantifiable levels of risk. The firm seeks to quantify fundamental investment decisions with investment risk, and utilizes risk management principles in the stock selection process and seeks to minimize client risk by constructing well-diversified portfolios. They augment this philosophy using a proprietary Quantitative Multi-Variate Screening Model, which seeks companies that are likely to outperform its peers. Complimenting Clearwater's risk analysis is continuous portfolio monitoring to ensure investment decisions and portfolio theses are consistent with client's objectives. The firm utilizes Brinson Attribution Models that provide our portfolio managers with a clear window into client portfolio performance versus its benchmark, sector, industry, and other factors used in determining performance. | Chief Investment Officer | 2013-12-30 |
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American International Group, Inc.
 American International Group, Inc. Multi-Line InsuranceFinance Provides commercial, life and health insurance, mortgage & other financial services | Finance |
Salomon Brothers Asset Management, Inc.
Salomon Brothers Asset Management, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance Manages assets. | Finance |
Great Cos. LLC
Great Cos. LLC Investment ManagersFinance The companies in which GC invests are required to meet a rigorous analysis and screening process before being selected as a candidate for investment. Their proprietary systems and methodology provide estimates of changing intrinsic values of the companies in which they invest. Using these estimates, the firm adjusts portfolio allocation to enhance investor returns. The members of the investment team at GC do not consider themselves money managers in the traditional sense. They are asset allocators. The team strives for very low turnover of holdings, believing that great companies typically remain great over time. GC looks for companies that are highly regarded by knowledgeable management experts, in business for at least 50 years, have survived the founder, and are global companies with revenues from international operations. To be included in a portfolio, these companies must also have outstanding shareholder returns and be protected by strong franchise barriers. | Finance |
Credit Suisse First Boston Corp.
Credit Suisse First Boston Corp. Real Estate Investment TrustsFinance Real Estate Investment Trusts | Finance |
Pace University
 Pace University Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
Clearwater Capital Management II LLC
Clearwater Capital Management II LLC Investment ManagersFinance Clearwater uses an active equity investment style to generate above average risk-adjusted returns by investing in companies the firm believes have the ability to grow steadily over long periods at above average rates. They believe that growth companies offer investors an opportunity to capture above average returns at quantifiable levels of risk. The firm seeks to quantify fundamental investment decisions with investment risk, and utilizes risk management principles in the stock selection process and seeks to minimize client risk by constructing well-diversified portfolios. They augment this philosophy using a proprietary Quantitative Multi-Variate Screening Model, which seeks companies that are likely to outperform its peers. Complimenting Clearwater's risk analysis is continuous portfolio monitoring to ensure investment decisions and portfolio theses are consistent with client's objectives. The firm utilizes Brinson Attribution Models that provide our portfolio managers with a clear window into client portfolio performance versus its benchmark, sector, industry, and other factors used in determining performance. | Finance |
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