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Paul Denninger is the founder and CIO of Shelter Cove Capital. Prior to starting the firm, Paul managed mutual funds for several global asset managers. Most recently, he was part of a team that managed more than $2 billion for Columbia Management and was responsible for the fund's investments in healthcare and utilities. Before that he was a portfolio manager and equity analyst on several low-turnover, small holding mutual funds. Paul believes that these types of high-tracking error funds is where active management has a particular advantage over passive, ETF based investing.
Historically, Paul has been a bottoms up, fundamentally based investor. His natural bias is towards growth, although the last several years have taught him the importance of value investing and dividends. He prefers companies that are profitable, cash flow positive and have strong balance sheets. His macro outlook is derived from a top down perspective, and he focuses on global capital flows to assess the environment.
Early in his career Paul was an analyst who focused on telecom equipment/services and data networking. During his career Paul has analyzed companies in every economic sector and has considerable expertise in healthcare, technology and consumer names.
In addition to building Shelter Cove Capital, Paul spends considerable time helping his community. He is currently a member of the Board of Directors at the Paterson (NJ) Habitat for Humanity. He also participates on the Dean's Advisory Board at NYIT's School of Management where he provides advice and support for curriculum development. Paul also gives frequent seminars to undergraduate and MBA students on topics related to investment management. He has spoken on panel discussions at Pace University, where he discussed career management on Wall Street. He is also an avid surfer and has been a long time supported of the Surfrider Foundation.
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