Profile
Mr. Depelteau joined Freedom in 1988, close to the inception of our institutional business.
Mr. Depelteau played a key role in building our institutional business and has served the firm in a variety of capacities over the years, ranging from marketing to portfolio management.
He has a unique understanding of the objectives of public retirement systems, having previously served nine years as Executive Director and Portfolio Manager for the Holyoke (MA) Retirement System.
He is a frequent contributor to the Massachusetts Association of Contributory Retirement Systems (MACRS) publications and has been a featured speaker at MACRS educational conferences.
Mr. Depelteau is a graduate of Bryant College, a member of the Boston Security Analysts Society and the CFA Institute.
Former positions of Raymond W. Depelteau
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TIAT LLC
TIAT LLC Investment ManagersFinance FCM is a GARP U.S. large-cap manager. Their research effort begins by using the Russell 1000 Growth, S&P 500 and S&P/Barra Growth indexes as their stock universe. The ultimate benchmark is the S&P 500. For growth stocks, they focus on stocks with industry leadership, pricing power, expanding margins, strong balance sheets and sound management. Value stocks are selected based on low p/e and price-to-book ratios, attractive cash flows and above-average ROE. Overall, the firm will sell a stock when the target price has been reached or fundamentals deteriorate. | President | 2007-01-03 |
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TIAT LLC
TIAT LLC Investment ManagersFinance FCM is a GARP U.S. large-cap manager. Their research effort begins by using the Russell 1000 Growth, S&P 500 and S&P/Barra Growth indexes as their stock universe. The ultimate benchmark is the S&P 500. For growth stocks, they focus on stocks with industry leadership, pricing power, expanding margins, strong balance sheets and sound management. Value stocks are selected based on low p/e and price-to-book ratios, attractive cash flows and above-average ROE. Overall, the firm will sell a stock when the target price has been reached or fundamentals deteriorate. | Finance |
Bryant University
Bryant University Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
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