About Me

An accomplished finance professional with 20 years of experience, Mr. Angelo Manioudakis is the former Chief Investment Officer of Fixed Income at OFI Institutional Asset Management. In this position for six years, Angelo Manioudakis led a team of 25 portfolio managers, traders, and analysts in the management of $21B in institutional and retail fixed income assets. Angelo Manioudakis was also responsible for founding the institutional fixed income division of OppenheimerFunds, Inc., the parent company of OFI Institutional Asset Management. Prior to joining OFI Institutional Asset Management, Angelo Manioudakis served as the Executive Director and Fixed Income Portfolio Manager for Morgan Stanley Investment Management (Miller, Anderson & Sherrerd, LLP). In this role, Angelo Manioudakis was the primary manager of the companys investment-grade corporate bond investments, which were worth more than $25B. Angelo Manioudakis was also responsible for the development of Core and Core-Plus investment strategies, as well as the personal management of several high-profile institutional portfolios. Angelo Manioudakis first entered the finance industry as an Acquisition Analyst for GE Capital Corporation. Angelo Manioudakis earned this position after completing the GE Capital Corporation Financial Management Program, a two and a half year training program combining academic studies with real world experience. Angelo Manioudakis completed the Financial Management Program in only two years. Prior to beginning his career, Angelo Manioudakis attended Bentley College in Waltham, Massachusetts, where he earned his Bachelor of Science in Finance with honors. Angelo Manioudakis also holds a Master of Business Administration from Harvard Business School. When he is not working, Angelo Manioudakis enjoys fly fishing and wine tasting. Angelo Manioudakis also contributes to numerous philanthropic organizations and currently serves as a Board Member and Chair of the Finance Committee for New Urban Arts in Providence, Rhode Island.