Abbey Capital Limited
Alex Cooney, CFA, currently serves as a Research Analyst and Portfolio Analyst at Abbey Capital Limited since October 2020. Previous experience includes a role as Portfolio Manager at Santiago Investment Advisors, where responsibilities focused on security selection, asset allocation, and portfolio management for high-net-worth individuals. Prior to that, Alex worked at Davy as Assistant Fund Manager with a focus on fixed income and participated in the firm’s graduate program as an Investment Analyst, rotating through various areas such as portfolio management and financial planning. Alex began a career in finance as a Consulting Intern at PwC, specializing in financial effectiveness consulting. Educational achievements include a Master’s Degree in Finance from UCD Michael Smurfit Graduate Business School, a Bachelor's Degree in Commerce International from University College Cork, and a certificate in Social Sciences and Humanities from Sciences Po.
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Abbey Capital Limited
Abbey Capital Limited (“Abbey Capital”) is an Irish alternative investment manager which specialises in managing multi-manager portfolios in managed futures. We were founded in 2000 and have built an experienced team and infrastructure specifically designed to manage multi-manager portfolios in managed futures funds. Abbey Capital Ltd. is registered as a Commodity Trade Advisor (CTA) and a Commodity Pool Operator (CPO) with the CFTC (USA) and is a member of the NFA (USA). Abbey Capital Ltd. is authorised by the Central Bank of Ireland. Abbey Capital is registered as an Investment Advisor with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Abbey Capital (US) LLC is a wholly owned subsidiary of Abbey Capital Ltd. None of the regulators listed here endorse, indemnify, or guarantee the member's business practices, selling methods, the class or type of securities offered, or any specific security. Investing in managed futures is not suitable for all investors given the level of risk involved, including the risk of loss.