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Paul Germain

Investor

President of Stone Ridge Asset Management at Stone Ridge Asset Management

Brooklyn, New York, United States

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President of Stone Ridge Asset Management. Previously Global Head of Prime Services at Credit Suisse and a Partner at Goldman Sachs co-heading the U.S. client franchise in prime brokerage. Holds an MBA from Harvard and a BSE from Wharton.

Experience

  1. Stone Ridge Asset ManagementPresidentcurrent2015 — presentNew York, New York, United States
  2. Credit SuisseGlobal Head of Prime Services - Equities Department2009 — 201511 Madison Avenue, New York, NY
  3. Goldman SachsManaging Director/Partner - Equities Division1997 — 2009Greater New York City Area
  4. Salomon BrothersFinancial Analyst - High Yield1993 — 1995

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Who is Paul Germain?
President of Stone Ridge Asset Management. Previously Global Head of Prime Services at Credit Suisse and a Partner at Goldman Sachs co-heading the U.S. client franchise in prime brokerage. Holds an MBA from Harvard and a BSE from Wharton.
Where does Paul Germain work?
Paul Germain is President of Stone Ridge Asset Management at Stone Ridge Asset Management.
Where did Paul Germain go to school?
Paul Germain studied at The Wharton School (Bachelor of Science in Economics, Entrepreneurial Management); Harvard Business School (Master of Business Administration (MBA), Finance, General).

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