Combining Timely Investment Ideas with Solid Research in the Healthcare, Consumer Retail and E-commerce Sector
Over eight years, Mariano Viola has been covering the healthcare, consumer retail and technology sectors providing timely investment ideas to portfolio managers and research analysts. We take pride in our ability to analyze the changing trends of the sectors we cover and identify companies with the greatest potential to outperform.
Our Goals are to:
Before starting Viola Advisory LLC, Mariano was a Municipal Finance investment banker for JPMorgan Chase where he structured State and Local debt financings in the transportation, health care, education and housing sectors. Mariano was also a Sovereign Debt Analyst for Smith Barney (now: Citigroup Global Markets, Inc.) where he covered sovereign debt issuers in Southeast Asia, Middle East and Eastern Europe.
Education:
Over eight years, Mariano Viola has been covering the healthcare, consumer retail and technology sectors providing timely investment ideas to portfolio managers and research analysts. We take pride in our ability to analyze the changing trends of the sectors we cover and identify companies with the greatest potential to outperform.
Our Goals are to:
- Generate Long/Short ideas for clients.
- Publish quarterly earnings reports on covered companies.
- Update clients regarding material events on a timely basis.
- Attend trade shows and industry webcasts to stay current with the latest trends.
Before starting Viola Advisory LLC, Mariano was a Municipal Finance investment banker for JPMorgan Chase where he structured State and Local debt financings in the transportation, health care, education and housing sectors. Mariano was also a Sovereign Debt Analyst for Smith Barney (now: Citigroup Global Markets, Inc.) where he covered sovereign debt issuers in Southeast Asia, Middle East and Eastern Europe.
Education:
- PhD Economics (University of Tuebingen, Germany, 1996)
- MA Economics (San Francisco State University, 1991)
- BA Political Science (University of Southern Maine, 1984)
