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Profile
Prior to joining Independence Investments in 1997, Mr. Tovey worked for Pacific Capital Fixed Income Advisors and State Street Global Advisors.
He has been in the investment field since 1993.
Mr. Tovey has a BS from Northeastern University, an MS from the University of Michigan, and an MPPM from the Yale School of Management.
He is a member of the Association of Investment Management Sales Executives and the Fixed Income Management Society of Boston.
Former positions of James L. Tovey
| Companies | Position | End |
|---|---|---|
Independence Investments LLC
 Independence Investments LLC Investment ManagersFinance Independence follows a multi-dimensional investment process applying fundamental research and quantitative modeling to create return predictions. In fundamental research, analysts determine how economic and competitive forces are likely to shape the prospects for each of the companies in their investment universe. The analysts interview the management of these companies, as well as suppliers, customers, competitors and other industry experts. Quantitative research is then used to translate these fundamental insights into computer-based methods for stock selection. Independence's investment philosophy and process seeks to minimize style and sector biases. | Sales & Marketing | 14/07/2009 |
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Independence Investments LLC
Independence Investments LLC Investment ManagersFinance Independence follows a multi-dimensional investment process applying fundamental research and quantitative modeling to create return predictions. In fundamental research, analysts determine how economic and competitive forces are likely to shape the prospects for each of the companies in their investment universe. The analysts interview the management of these companies, as well as suppliers, customers, competitors and other industry experts. Quantitative research is then used to translate these fundamental insights into computer-based methods for stock selection. Independence's investment philosophy and process seeks to minimize style and sector biases. | Finance |
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