| Bruce N. Oderman |
January 29, 2010 - 11:49am — admin
Mr. Oderman has 25+ years in the financial services industry in combination of various roles. His knowledge includes fixed income securities markets and alternative investment strategies. His focus is on value based securities and he believes in the “ABC’s of investing: Buying "Assets below Cost."
His career began in 1978 in Beverly Hills, CA as a U.S. Government and Municipal Bond salesman at the boutique, Stern Brenner & Co. Later he worked for the firms Sutro; Rauscher Pierce Refnes; Shearson Lehman Brothers and Smith Barney. Prior to joining Euro Pacific Capital he worked for 12 years as Managing Director for the Capital Markets Division of Thomas F. White & Co., Inc. in Jersey City, NJ.
Bruce attended Quinnipiac College for business and presently holds a FINRA series 7, 24, 63 licenses.
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Vice President Investments
His career began in 1978 in Beverly Hills, CA as a U.S. Government and Municipal Bond salesman at the boutique, Stern Brenner & Co. Later he worked for the firms Sutro; Rauscher Pierce Refnes; Shearson Lehman Brothers and Smith Barney. Prior to joining Euro Pacific Capital he worked for 12 years as Managing Director for the Capital Markets Division of Thomas F. White & Co., Inc. in Jersey City, NJ.
Bruce attended Quinnipiac College for business and presently holds a FINRA series 7, 24, 63 licenses.
| Name: | Bruce N. Oderman | ||
| Title: | Vice President Investments | ||
| Company: | Euro Pacific Capital | ||
| Location: | Boca Raton | ||
| Email: | boderman@europac.net | ||
| Phone: | (800) 727-7922 |
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