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Jamie Yackow worked as an Analyst at Moab Capital Partners LLC.
Prior to that, Yackow received an undergraduate degree from the University of Michigan in 2009.
Former positions of Jamie Yackow
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Moab Capital Partners LLC
Moab Capital Partners LLC Investment ManagersFinance Moab Capital Partners seeks to make investments that have asymmetric risk-return profiles. These investments may include, but aren't limited to, common and preferred equity securities, bonds, notes, debentures, loans, swaps and options. The firm allocates a varying percentage of the Master Fund’s assets between event-driven investments in different asset classes and industries with capital appreciation and/or current income opportunities; and non-distressed corporate credit opportunities offering current income but little or no capital appreciation. When appropriate, the the firm or their investment professionals may take activist roles, typically in conjunction with parallel holders, to maximize the intrinsic value of a security in the portfolio. | Analyst-Equity | - |
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University of Michigan
University of Michigan Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
Moab Capital Partners LLC
Moab Capital Partners LLC Investment ManagersFinance Moab Capital Partners seeks to make investments that have asymmetric risk-return profiles. These investments may include, but aren't limited to, common and preferred equity securities, bonds, notes, debentures, loans, swaps and options. The firm allocates a varying percentage of the Master Fund’s assets between event-driven investments in different asset classes and industries with capital appreciation and/or current income opportunities; and non-distressed corporate credit opportunities offering current income but little or no capital appreciation. When appropriate, the the firm or their investment professionals may take activist roles, typically in conjunction with parallel holders, to maximize the intrinsic value of a security in the portfolio. | Finance |
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