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Transcript: Lisa Shalett, CIO Morgan Stanley

The Big Picture

One of the reasons I went to Merrill is I was recruited by one of my best friends, who is Sally Crotch? There Lisa Shalett : Were certainly remnants. So, you know, just to, to reframe, you know, folks who are Wall Street historians will understand this chapter. Sally and I grew up at Sanford Bernstein together Oh. As baby analysts.

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Transcript: John Montgomery, Bridgeway Capital Management

The Big Picture

First of all, my, some of my co-portfolio managers will bristle if you refer to us as a factor based firm. Well, and and by the way, those are the ones that are less liquid, less efficient that you’re likely to, to win with active management. How does that affect how you recruit employees?

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Transcript: Jeffrey Becker, Jennison Associates Chair/CEO

The Big Picture

00:16:57 But I got the call and from a recruiter, and Jenison was an intriguing company to me. So our analysts and our firm are as important as our portfolio managers. 00:24:18 It’s not necessarily as track to portfolio management. And I’d heard it had a great culture.

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Transcript: Christine Phillpotts, Ariel Investments

The Big Picture

Not only do the aerial employees, a majority of aerial employees, compensation is tied to stock, it’s also tied to the performance of you, the strategies you’re responsible for managing. We have been speaking with Christine Philpots of Ariel Investments, where she is a portfolio manager for emerging market value strategies.

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Transcript: Kenneth Tropin

The Big Picture

And then in 1982, Dean Witter recruited me to join them and to really start managing what was their fledgling hedge fund practice, which was really with CTAs back in that era, and then evolved into, you know, more macro style funds. And that was a really good place for us to recruit and retain talent.

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The 8 Highest-Paying Jobs in Major Banks for 2023

Good Financial Cents

Because of this crucial role, financial managers command top dollar in big banks. Portfolio Manager. Portfolio Managers are responsible for developing investment strategies, tracking markets, evaluating documents and figures, and creating customer investment plans. Average Salary: $131,710 per year.

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Transcript: Heather Brilliant, Diamond Hill

The Big Picture

All of their portfolio managers not only are substantial investors in each of their funds, but they do a disclosure year that shows each manager by name and how much money they have invested in their own fund. And so when the recruiter called me, I said, you know, it sounds really interesting.