John Lutkehaus

Portfolio Manager-Fixed Income at

The Oregon Investment Council

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Consumer Services

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Mr. John D.
Lutkehaus, CFA, is a Fixed Income Investment Officer at The Oregon Investment Council.
He joined the firm in 2020.
He has over 20 years of experience in investment management specializing in corporate credit.
Prior to joining Treasury, he managed a corporate credit portfolio for a hedge fund and was the head trader for Watershed Capital, a multi-billion credit-focused fund.
Mr. Lutkehaus has expertise in the analysis and trading of IG, HY, and distressed credit bonds and derivatives.
He also has traded structured credit, convertible bonds, equity derivatives, and interest rate derivatives.
He has a bachelor’s degree in mathematics from Washington University in St. Louis.
He also holds the Chartered Financial Analyst designation.

John Lutkehaus active positions

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The Oregon Investment Council The Oregon Investment Council Investment ManagersFinance The OIC invests the assets of the OPERF in the following asset classes: Domestic Equity, International Equity, Fixed Income, Real Estate, Private Equity, Opportunity, Alternatives, and Cash. Of total fund assets, 5 percent of OPERF is targeted for investment in equities, inclusive of private equity. For a majority of OPERF's fixed income allocation, multiple active generalist managers are used, rather than the specialist manager approach used within the fund's public equity allocation.	Portfolio Manager-Fixed Income	2019-12-31

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Dalton Investments LLC Dalton Investments LLC Investment ManagersFinance Dalton is a disciplined, opportunistic global investment management firm with expertise in Asia, emerging markets, and global equities. The firm believes in companies with strong fundamentals that offer strong upside with a substantial margin of safety. Their investment philosophy has valued insight and agility as their investment professionals seek opportunity in an ever-changing global market environment. The depth of their research, combined with experience and stringent risk management, enables Dalton to seize attractive investment opportunities when they appear and to walk away when an investment is no longer attractive.	Analyst-Equity	2020-03-31

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Washington University in St. Louis Washington University in St. Louis Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University	Consumer Services
The Oregon Investment Council The Oregon Investment Council Investment ManagersFinance The OIC invests the assets of the OPERF in the following asset classes: Domestic Equity, International Equity, Fixed Income, Real Estate, Private Equity, Opportunity, Alternatives, and Cash. Of total fund assets, 5 percent of OPERF is targeted for investment in equities, inclusive of private equity. For a majority of OPERF's fixed income allocation, multiple active generalist managers are used, rather than the specialist manager approach used within the fund's public equity allocation.	Finance
Dalton Investments LLC Dalton Investments LLC Investment ManagersFinance Dalton is a disciplined, opportunistic global investment management firm with expertise in Asia, emerging markets, and global equities. The firm believes in companies with strong fundamentals that offer strong upside with a substantial margin of safety. Their investment philosophy has valued insight and agility as their investment professionals seek opportunity in an ever-changing global market environment. The depth of their research, combined with experience and stringent risk management, enables Dalton to seize attractive investment opportunities when they appear and to walk away when an investment is no longer attractive.	Finance