Nikki Freeman

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Lauren Nicole Freeman worked as a Senior Credit Analyst at Pugh Capital Management, Inc. from 2017 to 2019.
She obtained an undergraduate degree from Stanford University.

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Pugh Capital Management, Inc. Pugh Capital Management, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance Pugh Capital's investment philosophy is rooted in the belief that fixed income inefficiencies can be exploited over a market cycle and that volatility provides opportunity. Their goal is to surpass clients’ expectations related to risk management and consistent risk-adjusted returns. The firm’s investment process is designed to capitalize on market inefficiencies while providing capital preservation and downside risk protection. The process combines top-down macro views, bottom-up fundamental research, downside risk management, and ongoing process enhancements. Investment ideas are developed through this process, with responsibility shared by the CIO, portfolio managers and analysts. A key differentiator of theit process is their boutique model and team-based approach, which helps ensure that all perspectives are heard.	Analyst-Fixed Income	01/02/2019

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Stanford University Stanford University Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University	Consumer Services
Pugh Capital Management, Inc. Pugh Capital Management, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance Pugh Capital's investment philosophy is rooted in the belief that fixed income inefficiencies can be exploited over a market cycle and that volatility provides opportunity. Their goal is to surpass clients’ expectations related to risk management and consistent risk-adjusted returns. The firm’s investment process is designed to capitalize on market inefficiencies while providing capital preservation and downside risk protection. The process combines top-down macro views, bottom-up fundamental research, downside risk management, and ongoing process enhancements. Investment ideas are developed through this process, with responsibility shared by the CIO, portfolio managers and analysts. A key differentiator of theit process is their boutique model and team-based approach, which helps ensure that all perspectives are heard.	Finance

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