Daniel Rudnitsky, Portfolio Manager

Daniel Rudnitsky is a Senior Portfolio Manager at SMH Capital Advisors, and member of the Investment Committee. SMH is a sub-advisor to Catalyst Funds for two income strategies. In conjunction with Co-Portfolio Manager, Dwayne Moyers, Mr. Rudnitsky’s responsibilities include research and credit analysis, day-to-day portfolio management, and investment origination. Mr. Rudnitsky has over 18 years industry experience. Mr. Rudnitsky holds a bachelor degree in Business Administration with a concentration in Finance from Ramapo College of New Jersey.
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Income Manager Answers Key Questions about Aggressive Fed Rate Cut Forecasts

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With the Federal Reserve (Fed) set to meet next week some investment banks have come out ahead of the meeting predicting at least three rounds of rate cuts by January 2020.

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