co-manager

American  

[koh-man-ij-er] / ˌkoʊˈmæn ɪdʒ ər /

noun

1. a person who manages a department, organization, or program together with someone else.

2. a fellow manager.

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Example Sentences

“Roth Capital Partners discloses, according to regulatory rule, whether the firm has been compensated for investment banking services and whether it acted as a manager or co-manager for the companies mentioned in the research report,” the company told Barron’s in a statement.

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Bargain bin pickups for Venkat Pasupuleti, portfolio co-manager for India at Dalton Investments, include One97 Communications, the holding for Paytm, and CarTrade Tech.

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“The market has really been driven by the AI trade but there are lot of stocks in what is still a reasonably good economy that have been left behind,” said Jim Polk, head of equity and a portfolio co-manager with the Homestead Value Fund, in an interview with Barron’s.

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Polk and fellow co-manager Mark Iong said they have been finding good values in healthcare, industrials, and even tech.

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Co-manager David Giroux views them as somewhat defensive, allowing the fund to benefit from excitement around AI while providing a measure of safety, given their diversified businesses like cloud computing and Amazon’s enormous retail operation.

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