About This Group
Andrew Auslander is results driven financial services professional with deep experience in risk management, due diligence of funds and ETFs, governance frameworks, and fixed income trading. Expert at defining and delivering strategic and operational projects with cross-functional teams. Skilled at communicating with senior management, trading desk heads and regulators. He has managed market, credit, liquidity, operational, vendor, and model risks. Andrew attended Stern School of Business, New York University and holds FINRA Series 7, 24 & 63 licenses. He is a CFA Charterholder and a Financial Risk Manager (FRM) certified by the Global Association of Risk Professionals.
Mathias Strohfeldt, CFA, serves as a senior generalist analyst as well as covers the utilities, large cap Energy, Chemicals, Metals & Mining and E&C sector across all of the Main Street Team’s products. In addition Mathias is the macro analyst for the team and runs a small value sleeve of 40-50 stocks across all sectors. Prior to joining the Firm in 2015, he was a research analyst at Franklin Templeton Investments where he covered the utilities, banks, software and energy services industries. Before that, he was a research analyst at RCM, part of Allianz Global Investors.Upcoming Events & Meetings
The Ben Graham VI Annual Conference is the latest installment of CFA Society New York’s serialized, marquee event. This full-day conference features panels on the current state of value investing, and a diverse slate of first-rate speakers, drawn from prominent asset management organizations, plan sponsors, and from across academia.
Join us for the third lecture as part of the CFANY Value Investing Education Workshop, exploring some of value investing’s most important influencers of the past and present
This workshop will be exploring methods of conducting advanced financial research and lays out Cheryl Strauss Einhorn’s AREA Method and her latest book. The decision-making system Cheryl developed uniquely controls for biases, focuses on the incentives of others and expands knowledge while improving judgment. This can be applied both to investigating complex financial situations as well as investigative journalism.