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Manager Overview
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NorthCoast Asset Management was formed in 1988 by Paul Dean, Richard Semels, and Dr. Harry Suber —each bringing more than 20 years of quantitative investment experience to the table. Their belief was that few equity money managers were good at managing risk and even fewer were consistent in their investment decision-making. Theirs would be a firm which recognized that money management was as much about avoiding punishing losses as it was with booking terrific gains. Twenty years later, the same principles hold.
Based in Greenwich, Conn., NorthCoast Asset Management continues to foster and promote quantitative research and rules-based investment programs. After serving the institutional investment community for most of its life, NorthCoast is proud to bring its investment experience to the customers and constituents of Legends Value.
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Experience & Disclosure
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Work Experience:
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Previously, Mr. Kraninger was Senior Vice President of GE Private Asset Management (GEPAM) a $2.5 billion money management subsidiary of GE Capital. His responsibility at GEPAM was directing their Private Client Group - a team that advised and managed money for over 1,500 high-net worth clients. Prior to GE, he served as President of O'Shaughnessy Capital Management (OCM), a $1 billion Greenwich investment adviser and mutual fund manager that he helped establish in 1996 with founder, Jim O'Shaughnessy. OCM later sold its assets to Netfolio, LLC in January, 2000. Before OCM, Mr. Kraninger worked at Merrill Lynch as a member of the 1994 JET Program and he is a graduate of Villanova University in Philadelphia. |
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Compensation
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New Client Minimum Portfolio Size:
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100,000 |
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Money Manager Articles
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