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Mr. Jason T.
Neff, CFA CPA, is Senior Equity Research Analyst at Security Investors LLC.
He received his BBA in Finance and Accounting from Washburn University and his MBA in Finance from Vanderbilt University.
Former positions of Jason T. Neff
| Companies | Position | End |
|---|---|---|
Security Investors LLC
 Security Investors LLC Investment ManagersFinance Security Investors LLC (do-business-as Guggenheim Investments) is a registered investment advisor headquartered in New York City. The firm was founded in 1962 and is a subsidiary of Rydex Holdings LLC, ultimately held by Guggenheim Partners LLC. Security Investors provides investment advisory services to separately managed accounts (SMAs) and pooled investment vehicles that are registered as investment companies. The Funds include open-end registered funds, closed-end registered funds, and exchange-traded funds. Their SMA clients may include institutions, such as insurance companies, other financial institutions, pension and profit-sharing plans, US and non-US governmental entities, colleges, hospitals, charitable organizations, endowment funds and foundations, and certain individuals and trusts. | Analyst-Equity | 2015-04-30 |
Training of Jason T. Neff
| Washburn University | Undergraduate Degree |
| Vanderbilt University | Masters Business Admin |
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| Private companies | 1 |
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Security Investors LLC
Security Investors LLC Investment ManagersFinance Security Investors LLC (do-business-as Guggenheim Investments) is a registered investment advisor headquartered in New York City. The firm was founded in 1962 and is a subsidiary of Rydex Holdings LLC, ultimately held by Guggenheim Partners LLC. Security Investors provides investment advisory services to separately managed accounts (SMAs) and pooled investment vehicles that are registered as investment companies. The Funds include open-end registered funds, closed-end registered funds, and exchange-traded funds. Their SMA clients may include institutions, such as insurance companies, other financial institutions, pension and profit-sharing plans, US and non-US governmental entities, colleges, hospitals, charitable organizations, endowment funds and foundations, and certain individuals and trusts. | Finance |
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