Stephen is the Chief Investment Officer at Compound Planning, specializing in global equity markets and quantitative strategies. With a CFA charter and an MBA from UC Berkeley, Haas, he has extensive experience leading investment teams and communicating complex ideas to clients. Colleagues describe him as a knowledgeable and trusted mentor with high integrity.
He has a deep professional interest in financial research and investment strategy development, following publications like the Harvard Business Review.
Unique fact: During his tenure at AXA Investment Managers, he co-authored a publication celebrating and analyzing three decades of investing in US small-cap equities.
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Experience
40 Years
Current Role
Chief Investment Officer
Job Level
Leadership
Location
San Francisco Bay Area, United States
Personality Overview
How Stephen shows up
Very Quick
Decisive
Impact-Driven
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Priorities
Topics Stephen cares about
Market Commentary
Regularly publishes commentary on the state of the market, analyzing interest rate changes, earnings growth, and the performance of various equity sectors.
Investment Strategy
Leads the development and deployment of model portfolios, drawing on deep experience with quantitative models and global stock selection from his time at AXA.
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Career
Work history
8-2022
Chief Investment Officer
Compound
3-2021 - 7-2022
Chief Investment Officer
Claraphi Advisory Network
2007 - 2020
Research and Investment Models Team - Rosenberg Equites
AXA Investment Managers
1999 - 2006
Global Product Strategy Group - AXA Rosenberg Investment Management
AXA Investment Managers
1995 - 1998
US Client Service/Portfolio Management - Rosenberg Institutional Equity Management
AXA Investment Managers
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Education
1992 - 1994
Master of Business Administration - MBA
University of California, Berkeley, Haas School of Business
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