Gregory Powell, PhD, Deputy Chief Investment Officer, focuses on the firm's Income-Equity portfolios. Greg joined Miller/Howard after a distinguished 19-year career as a portfolio manager and director of research at AllianceBernstein. At AB he managed a team of 12 analysts and a suite of products with $11 billion in AUM, including equity income, long-only value, diversified value, and long/short hedge funds. He also served as head of fundamental value research there, redesigning the analyst role with an emphasis on investment success and training analysts in all aspects of the position. Prior to AB, Greg worked for 12 years at General Motors in Detroit and São Paulo, Brazil. He began his career as a senior economist and became general director of market research and forecasting. Greg holds a BA in Economics/Mathematics from the University of California, Santa Barbara, and a PhD and MA in Economics from Northwestern University.
“For aggressive investors, a dividend strategy's lower volatility could fulfill the conservative segment of their portfolio. For conservative portfolios, the income component and its growth potential could be the aggressive component. For individuals, high-cash-flow securities generate a growing stream of cash that buys more securities, generating yet more cash.”
For aggressive investors, a dividend strategy's lower volatility could fulfill the conservative segment of their portfolio. For conservative portfolios, the income component and its growth potential could be the aggressive component. For individuals, high-cash-flow securities generate a growing stream of cash that buys more securities, generating yet more cash.
Today’s conversation is with Greg Powell, the Deputy Chief Investment Officer at Miller/Howard Investments. Greg joined Miller/Howard after a distinguished 1...
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