Hirtle, Callaghan & Co.
Akhil Jain has a diverse work experience spanning over several industries. Akhil started their career in 2001 as an Advanced Gate Dielectrics Engineer at SEMATECH. Following that, they worked at Murex as an Interest Rate Derivatives specialist in 2006. In 2007, they joined Lehman Brothers as an Associate in the Fixed Income Division before transitioning to Amundi Alternative Investments as a VP responsible for risk due-diligence and risk management for fund of hedge funds. There, they developed a multi-factor state-space model used for fund selection, risk aggregation, and risk budgeting. Akhil then moved to AllianceBernstein in 2011, where they held the position of Managing Director. In this role, they were responsible for risk and quant research for the fund of funds group, including managing risk for various funds. Most recently, Akhil joined Hirtle, Callaghan & Co. as the Director of Research in 2018.
Akhil Jain has a Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering from Panjab University. Additionally, they hold a Master's degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Illinois Chicago and a Master's degree in Financial Mathematics from the University of Chicago.
Hirtle, Callaghan & Co.
America's First Outsourced Chief Investment Officers Hirtle Callaghan is a 21st century investment institution known for its professional, client-centric, performance-driven culture and its conflict-free business model. As an organization of Chief Investment Officers, Hirtle Callaghan sells no products. Rather, the firm uses collective purchasing power and aggregate expertise to design and manage complete, custom-designed investment programs for family and institutional investors. These programs are executed through best-in-class independent money managers and specialized index funds. Multi-manager hedge fund and private equity pools are included, when appropriate, but without a fund-of-funds fee. Now in its 30th year, Hirtle Callaghan, America’s First Outsourced Chief Investment Officer, supervises over $20 billion of family, endowment, foundation, healthcare and pension assets in 46 states.