David Ness

David Ness

Senior Director

David è responsabile della relazione con la clientela di bfinance negli Stati Uniti. Con oltre 20 anni nel settore dell'asset management e dei servizi finanziari David porta una vasta esperienza al suo ruolo di consulente per gli investimenti.

Prima di raggiungere bfinance, David ha lanciato la linea di business istituzionale di Crescent Grove Advisors, dove è stato membro del comitato d'investimento e del comitato dedicato ai portafogli modello. In precedenza, David ha ricoperto diversi ruoli di investimento presso BMO Global Asset Management e M&I Investment Management Corp. Con BMO/M&I ha svolto ruoli di gestione di portafogli istituzionali, analista finanz

David ha conseguito un MBA presso la Marquette University e una laurea in economia presso la University of Wisconsin - Green Bay. David è membro della CFA Society di Milwaukee.


Ulteriori approfondimenti dal team:

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A new survey of more than 300 investors (Global Asset Owner Survey, November 2024) indicates that more than 40% believe ‘like-for-like’ fees for Private Equity managers have decreased in the past...

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