Jae is the Chief Investment Officer of New York Life Investment Management, LLC (NYLIM). He serves as the Chairman of the Investment Governance Committee, responsible for the oversight of the investment performance of the strategies managed by NYLIM’s boutiques and affiliate portfolio teams. He also leads the Multi-Asset Solutions (MAS) team, which manages third-party multi asset strategies and economic analysis for New York Life.
Jae joined the firm in 2005, managing the investment risk and strategy efforts at NYLIM’s investment affiliate MacKay Shields. Previously, he was Head of Quantitative Research, Analytics and Risk Management at Western Asset Management and Head of Risk and Performance for the Pacific and European Regions at Merrill Lynch Investment Managers in Tokyo and London, respectively. He also worked at JP Morgan Securities in Asia as regional head of Risk Management Control for Fixed Income and Equity Derivative Trading. He has worked in the financial services industry since 1991.
He earned a B.S. in Electrical Engineering and a M.S. in Operations Research at Cornell University.
Irving Kahn Brothers Group Lifetime Achievement Award 2016 Award by CFA NY
Chartered Financial Analyst
FINRA Series 3 and 7
GoldPoint Partners LLC Board Member
Madison Capital Funding LLC Board Member
AUSBIL Investment Management Board Member
Investor Advisory Board for Managed Fund Association
Former CFANY Board Member
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