Dewey Tucker

Trading-Equity at

Exos Asset Management LLC

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Consumer Services

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Dr. Dewey S.
Tucker is a Head of Trading Strategies at Exos Asset Management LLC.
He received his undergraduate degree from Georgia Institute of Technology and a doctorate degree from Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

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Exos Asset Management LLC Exos Asset Management LLC Investment ManagersFinance XAM analyzes markets with discipline and focus, and employs a range of strategies in an effort to deliver market-leading returns to their investors. The firm’s investment strategies are designed to deliver long-term, risk-adjusted returns with original thinking supported by the scientific method lies at the heart of any differentiated investment approach in an environment where traditional strategies have become commoditized.	Trading-Equity	31/12/2018

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Massachusetts Institute of Technology Massachusetts Institute of Technology Finance/Rental/LeasingFinance Functions as a College/University	Finance
Georgia Institute of Technology Georgia Institute of Technology Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University	Consumer Services
Exos Asset Management LLC Exos Asset Management LLC Investment ManagersFinance XAM analyzes markets with discipline and focus, and employs a range of strategies in an effort to deliver market-leading returns to their investors. The firm’s investment strategies are designed to deliver long-term, risk-adjusted returns with original thinking supported by the scientific method lies at the heart of any differentiated investment approach in an environment where traditional strategies have become commoditized.	Finance