OLIVER BAVERSTAM
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EDUCATION
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY, Leonard N. Stern School of Business Master of Business Administration
Specialization in Finance
New York, NY
2019 - 2021
GMAT: 770
BOSTON UNIVERSITY
Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering
Boston, MA
2011 - 2015
EXPERIENCE
Atoll Financial Group
Investment Banking Summer Associate
Washington, D.C.
Summer 2020
Lead role in developing Atoll’s new business line in life sciences. Put together strategy for assessing the life sciences opportunity, partitioning the space, identifying underserved verticals within life sciences and seeking out companies
Prepared research presentations on attractive verticals to highlight industry trends, areas of potential growth, impact of macroeconomic developments and areas of potential concern for the benefit of both management and clients
Identified compelling early-stage companies of appropriate sector to benefit from Atoll’s advisory services by searching online databases and screening candidate firms based on various factors including strategic needs
Performed due diligence on potential clients. Researched their market, their solutions, competitor technologies, management team, existing investors, and market trends that could abet or obstruct the company’s growth
Created marketing materials to help explain Atoll’s expertise and capabilities to prospective firms and investors
Received positive feedback regarding my ability to work independently, handle competing work flows and manage up. Primarily supported one director-level colleague but also interacted with a VP and firm senior leadership. PARTNERS CAPITAL
Investment Associate
Boston, MA
2017 - 2019
Advised clients with a combined AUM of $1.5B on appropriate asset class allocations for portfolios, generating $12M in annual revenue
Performed market research and evaluated fund investment opportunities across public and private markets to determine relative attractiveness of asset classes on a risk-adjusted basis
Modeled expected IRR and ROIC scenarios – dynamic with respect to assumptions on future macroeconomic scenarios and broader market returns; presented base, bear and bull scenarios to abet investment decisions
Performed due diligence on 15 outside fund managers, providing qualitative and quantitative assessments of strategy, team and analyzing relevant domain of investments
Supported investment strategy and portfolio management, tailored to client investment preferences, risk tolerances and diversification needs
Mentored three junior associates, guiding them to develop their investment abilities and on-the-job skills
Conducted analysis to differentiate between investments across and within asset classes, focusing on our conviction in fund manager’s ability to generate alpha in conjunction with the opportunity for alpha within the asset class STATE STREET
Quantitative Analyst
Boston, MA
2016 - 2017
Built, maintained, and interpreted results of financial risk, forecasting, and stress test models to manage State Street’s
$150B deposit liquidity position and implement cost reductions
Monitored cash inflows and outflows, identifying and summarizing trends to senior management. Advised portfolio team members on optimal mix of asset-backed securities and treasuries to hold generating $2M of annual cost savings
Forecasted deposits held by firm’s 30 largest financial services clients whose potential flight under stress would materially impact firm liquidity and modeled base, best, worst case scenario
Compiled detailed presentations communicated by firm leadership to Federal Reserve Bank ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
College Internships: Mayflower Advisors (Intern), Boston Symphony Orchestra (Tenor), MIT Koch Institute (Cancer Researcher), New England Conservatory (Principal Viola)
Personal Interests: Classical Music, Classic Rock, History