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Greg van Inwegen

Ivy Asset Management
Greg van Inwegen is a Managing Director and Chief Investment Risk Officer at Ivy Asset Management, where he has worked since 2004. He chairs the Investment Risk Management Committee and leads the Risk Management and Quantitative Research team at this Hedge Fund of Funds. His professional career started at Syracuse University, where he taught Finance as an Assistant Professor before moving to Wall St. joining PaineWebber as Vice President, Director of Quantitative Analysis in the Managed Account group. He then moved to Bankers Trust/Deutsche Asset Management where he was involved with a number of elements of the business, including quant stock selection models, asset allocation, enhanced index models and the development of a high frequency statistical arbitrage hedge fund, before moving on to a statistical arbitrage hedge fund start up, Vanco Research & Trading. He worked as Director of Research at Rydex Investments in product development before joining Ivy. He is on the board at the SQA and a member of the CQA, the IAFE and is a committee member at the Q group. Dr. van Inwegen holds several degrees, including a BS (’83) from the Haas School at the University of California at Berkeley; an SM in Management from the Sloan School at MIT; and a MS and Ph.D. in Finance from Wharton.





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