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Ms. Viorica Fuchs is Associate Portfolio Manager at Jay A. Fishman Ltd. She commenced employment with Jay A. Fishman, Ltd. in February 2001.
She has been extensively involved in all operational and administrative activities of the firm including portfolio administration, trading and client services.
Mrs. Fuchs received an MBA with a concentration in Finance, from Walsh College of Business, in 2015.
She also received a Bachelor of Business Administration, with a concentration in Finance and Accounting, from Walsh College in 2009.
Aktive Positionen von Viorica Fuchs
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Jay A. Fishman Ltd.
Jay A. Fishman Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance JAF focuses on wealth preservation and long-term growth of capital. The firm emphasizes independent fundamental research to identify good and high quality securities, including common stocks, bonds and exchange traded funds that possess the potential for above average investment returns over intermediate and longer term periods of three to five years or longer. They utilize a top-down rather than bottom-up approach to security selection. Common stock and bond portfolios are each generally limited to 20 to 25 holdings. Their investment sales discipline is determined by several factors including a change in company fundamentals, achievement of target price or valuation, the discovery of more attractive investment opportunities, on a relative basis, or a change in client investment objective. | Analyst-Equity | 01.02.2001 |
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Jay A. Fishman Ltd.
Jay A. Fishman Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance JAF focuses on wealth preservation and long-term growth of capital. The firm emphasizes independent fundamental research to identify good and high quality securities, including common stocks, bonds and exchange traded funds that possess the potential for above average investment returns over intermediate and longer term periods of three to five years or longer. They utilize a top-down rather than bottom-up approach to security selection. Common stock and bond portfolios are each generally limited to 20 to 25 holdings. Their investment sales discipline is determined by several factors including a change in company fundamentals, achievement of target price or valuation, the discovery of more attractive investment opportunities, on a relative basis, or a change in client investment objective. | Finance |
Walsh College
Walsh College Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
















