This has provided him with unusually close relationships with many of the key players in the financial services world. Partly as a result of The Future of Banking, Tom is regularly sought out to speak to bank boards of directors and industry associations seeking insights on critical industry issues. The reports continue to be highly regarded as a blueprint for effective banking strategies. A three-part series of reports he published beginning in the mid-1990s, The Future of Banking, was widely acclaimed within banking circles for its thoughtful analysis of the challenges facing the banking industry, and for the innovative solutions it put forth. In addition to his strong reputation as a financial services investor, Tom has a large following within the banking community. Institutional Investor four times rated Tom a Top-10 Stock Picker across all industries, in 1992, 1993, 1994, and 1996. From 1983 through 1998 Tom covered regional banks for three leading investment firms: Smith Barney (1983-1989), Paine Webber (1989-1991), and Donaldson Lufkin & Jenrette (1991-1998). In the ten years from 1989 through 1998, Tom was was the top-ranked bank analyst on Wall Street nine times, according to Institutional Investor magazine’s annual survey. Prior to starting Second Curve, Tom headed the North American Financial Services group at Tiger Management in New York, from 1998 until 2000.īefore that, he developed a large following as the pre-eminent bank analyst on Wall Street. Prior to co-founding the firm, Brent spent 16 years with Merrill Lynch and 3 years with UBS/PaineWebber as Senior Vice President, managing portfolios for. and Second Curve Partners International, Ltd. His entire liquid net worth is invested in Second Curve Partners, L.P. As noted, Tom has an outstanding twenty-year track record as an investor, analyst, and thought leader in the financial services industry. Brown is the CEO of Second Curve Capital, and the sole decision-maker regarding our portfolios.
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