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Jo Ellen McBeth has worked as a Portfolio Manager at First Financial Bank, NA (Terre Haute, Indiana) and First Financial Bank NA (Investment Management) since 2009.
Jo Ellen McBeth active positions
| Companies | Position | Start |
|---|---|---|
First Financial Bank, NA (Terre Haute, Indiana)
First Financial Bank, NA (Terre Haute, Indiana) Regional BanksFinance Operates as a state chartered commercial banking services | Corporate Officer/Principal | 2008-12-31 |
First Financial Bank NA (Investment Management)
First Financial Bank NA (Investment Management) Investment ManagersFinance FFB-IM develops an investment plan that becomes a road map to growing clients’ wealth. The firm’s wide array of equity portfolios ranges from stocks with blue-chip, income producing characteristics to growth stocks with potential to increase in value. They invest in the highest credit quality bonds to minimize credit risk, generally purchasing bonds with credit ratings of A or better. They also purchase bonds with various maturities to minimize interest rate risk. | Portfolio Manager-Equities | 2008-12-31 |
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First Financial Bank, NA (Terre Haute, Indiana)
First Financial Bank, NA (Terre Haute, Indiana) Regional BanksFinance Operates as a state chartered commercial banking services | Finance |
First Financial Bank NA (Investment Management)
First Financial Bank NA (Investment Management) Investment ManagersFinance FFB-IM develops an investment plan that becomes a road map to growing clients’ wealth. The firm’s wide array of equity portfolios ranges from stocks with blue-chip, income producing characteristics to growth stocks with potential to increase in value. They invest in the highest credit quality bonds to minimize credit risk, generally purchasing bonds with credit ratings of A or better. They also purchase bonds with various maturities to minimize interest rate risk. | Finance |
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