Stephen Crewe

portfolio manager, Fulcrum Asset Management
Bio

Stephen Crewe is a partner at Fulcrum. A specialist in the field of volatility, he developed and is the PM for the Fulcrum Equity Dispersion Fund. In addition, he is actively involved in the design and implementation of systematic risk premia strategies, and among his numerous responsibilities are tail risk mitigation and the generation of alpha in discretionary multi-asset portfolios. Stephen holds an engineering master’s from Oxford and a finance master’s from London Business School. Before Fulcrum he was at F&C Asset Management, where he had a decade of experience running a derivative-focused hedge fund, as well as a range of structured, income and targeted return funds.

Event Participation

Europe EQD 2022
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Europe EQD 2022

This event was originally scheduled for January 24-25, 2022. Attendance is for sponsoring banks, non-bank sellside and buysiders only. You must register to secure a spot in the room. Registrations are subject to approval.
The Global Equities Digital Forum, In Partnership With BBVA

The Global Equities Digital Forum, In Partnership With BBVA

Registration for this event is now closed. For questions regarding access, please contact events@eqderivatives.com. Attendance is complimentary and for asset allocators and asset managers only. You must register to secure a spot in the room. Registrations are subject to approval. To request an invitation, please contact Kathrine Fiksdal at fiksdal@eqderivatives.com
Global EQD 2021
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Global EQD 2021

Registration for this event is now closed. For questions regarding access, please contact events@eqderivatives.com. Day I | May 26 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm PDT Day II | May 27 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm PDT Global EQD attendance is complimentary and for buyside and sponsors only. You must register to secure a spot in the room. Registrations are subject to approval.
Europe EQD 2021
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Europe EQD 2021

Europe EQD attendance is complimentary and for buyside and sponsors only. You must register to secure a spot in the room. Registrations are subject to approval.

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