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Ryan Floyd, CFA
Portfolio Manager at Barca Capital
Ryan Floyd, CFA is the Founder and Portfolio Manager of Barca Capital, an investment advisory firm based in the Greater Boston area.1 Here are some key details about him:
Professional Experience
- Founded Barca Capital in January 2008 and has been managing it for over 16 years1
- Previously worked as VP of Emerging Markets at Auerbach Grayson Co. in New York from 2005 to 20081
- Held a position as Manager of International Strategy and Sales at Mahindra & Mahindra Limited in Mumbai, India from 2003 to 20051
Education and Qualifications
- Holds a B.A. in History from Yale University (1999-2003)1
- Attended McDonogh School for high school (1987-1999)1
- Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) certification holder1
Investment Philosophy and Interests
Ryan describes his approach as researching investments globally, from broad to niche opportunities.1 He has a particular interest in:
- Learning lessons from history and applying them to investments
- Unusual data sets and old book recommendations
- Global and emerging markets, with extensive travel experience, particularly in Asia and Africa1
Additional Information
- Based in the Greater Boston area1
- Has elementary proficiency in Spanish, German, and Hindi1
- Previously coached youth lacrosse and has an interest in lacrosse analytics1
Ryan Floyd maintains an active presence on LinkedIn, sharing insights on various topics related to investing and financial markets.234
Highlights
The PLL hosts an incredible annual Sixes lacrosse tournament, including for 40+ old, wash-ed up lacrosse players like me. It's apparently scheduled to be in early September in New York this year. It's getting very late in the season, and the Bald Eagles are on the hunt for details on this tournament. Does anyone have information on the exact times or exact location and way to register? I am looking towards Troy Reh and John Painter and the Premier Lacrosse League. Any help here would be great guys so we can rally some players for your wonderful event. Thanks in advance. Forgive me if this is on your website somewhere. I can't seem to find it.
Cheers to adult sports.
I hear Monty Python quoted pretty frequently (unknowingly) back to me when I ask in due diligence: “Do you have much in related party transactions?” From the classic Wink, Wink, Nudge, Nudge Sketch below…
