Wayne Sattler

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Wayne A. Sattler worked as a Senior Vice President & Managing Director at U.S.
Bank NA (Cincinnati Ohio Investment Management) from 1986 to 2023.
He obtained an undergraduate degree and an MBA from the University of Wisconsin.

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U.S. Bank NA (Cincinnati Ohio Investment Management) U.S. Bank NA (Cincinnati Ohio Investment Management) Investment ManagersFinance USB-IM develops a personalized investment strategy based on their client’s needs, preferences, tax sensitivity, risk tolerance and time horizon. The firm focuses on a diversified asset allocation that helps to provide growth and stability while addressing volatility and risk. They will include a mix of equities, bonds and real assets. Their strategies are designed to weather unpredictable conditions in all types of market cycles.	Portfolio Manager-Fixed Income	2023-09-30

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University of Wisconsin University of Wisconsin Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University	Consumer Services
U.S. Bank NA (Cincinnati Ohio Investment Management) U.S. Bank NA (Cincinnati Ohio Investment Management) Investment ManagersFinance USB-IM develops a personalized investment strategy based on their client’s needs, preferences, tax sensitivity, risk tolerance and time horizon. The firm focuses on a diversified asset allocation that helps to provide growth and stability while addressing volatility and risk. They will include a mix of equities, bonds and real assets. Their strategies are designed to weather unpredictable conditions in all types of market cycles.	Finance

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