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Profile
James Richard Williams worked as a Financial Advisor at TD Waterhouse Securities, Inc. He then served as the Chief Investment Officer at Creative Planning LLC from 2005 to 2023.
Mr. Williams obtained his undergraduate degree from the University of Missouri-Kansas City in 2000.
Former positions of James Williams
| Companies | Position | End |
|---|---|---|
Creative Planning LLC
 Creative Planning LLC Investment ManagersFinance Creative Planning uses cyclical and fundamental analysis in formulating investment advice. The firm allocates the client’s portfolio in such a manner that balances their long-term growth needs with enough stability and security for the short-term to prosper in any market conditions. They look for investments that are low-cost, transparent, tax-efficient, generally pay income, and have the highest probability of being the best performing asset in the space, avoiding assets that are likely to underperform due to high costs or tax inefficiency, such as hedge funds or annuities. | Chief Investment Officer | 01/11/2023 |
TD Waterhouse Securities, Inc. | Corporate Officer/Principal | - |
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TD Waterhouse Securities, Inc. | |
University of Missouri-Kansas City
 University of Missouri-Kansas City Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
Creative Planning LLC
Creative Planning LLC Investment ManagersFinance Creative Planning uses cyclical and fundamental analysis in formulating investment advice. The firm allocates the client’s portfolio in such a manner that balances their long-term growth needs with enough stability and security for the short-term to prosper in any market conditions. They look for investments that are low-cost, transparent, tax-efficient, generally pay income, and have the highest probability of being the best performing asset in the space, avoiding assets that are likely to underperform due to high costs or tax inefficiency, such as hedge funds or annuities. | Finance |
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