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Mr. John DeMarino is an Assistant Vice President at Mellon Capital Management Corp.
Mr. DeMarino joined Mellon Equity Associates, now Mellon Capital Management, in 1998 as an operations specialist, and has worked his way to the trading desk.
Prior to joining Mellon Equity, Mr. DeMarino was a member of Global Security Services for Mellon Trust.
Mr. DeMarino received a BA in biology from Washington & Jefferson College.
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Mellon Equity Associates LLP
Mellon Equity Associates LLP Investment ManagersFinance MEA specializes in active, structured U.S. equity and balanced fund management. The firm's proprietary equity investment process capitalizes on an ability to identify and weight the fundamental characteristics driving equity returns and build diversified portfolios with strong exposure to the rewarded characteristics. They mitigate other unintended risks through benchmark-driven portfolio construction. Balanced portfolios include a mix of stocks and bonds, opportunistically tilted using a proprietary asset allocation process that detects meaningful valuation differences between equities and fixed income. The firm's process incorporates fundamentally based quantitative analysis with focused qualitative reviews and strict risk-control guidelines. | Trading-Equity | 30.12.2007 |
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Mellon Equity Associates LLP
Mellon Equity Associates LLP Investment ManagersFinance MEA specializes in active, structured U.S. equity and balanced fund management. The firm's proprietary equity investment process capitalizes on an ability to identify and weight the fundamental characteristics driving equity returns and build diversified portfolios with strong exposure to the rewarded characteristics. They mitigate other unintended risks through benchmark-driven portfolio construction. Balanced portfolios include a mix of stocks and bonds, opportunistically tilted using a proprietary asset allocation process that detects meaningful valuation differences between equities and fixed income. The firm's process incorporates fundamentally based quantitative analysis with focused qualitative reviews and strict risk-control guidelines. | Finance |
Washington & Jefferson College
Washington & Jefferson College Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
















