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Profile
Ms. Nicholas joined Froley Revy in 1988 as the company’s Chief Financial Officer and Controller.
Her responsibilities include managing the routine internal business activities of the firm, preparing monthly financial statements and budgets, and functioning as the Director of Human Resources (including the administration of employee benefits).
Prior to joining Froley, Revy, Ms. Nicholas worked at Green, Hasson and Janks, LLP, a large local CPA firm where she was responsible for audit work and tax preparation for a variety of companies.
Ms. Nicholas holds a BS in Business from the University of Southern California and is a Certified Public Accountant.
Former positions of Kim Nicholas
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|---|---|---|
Froley, Revy Investment Co., Inc.
 Froley, Revy Investment Co., Inc. Investment ManagersFinance Froley believes that convertible securities offer an opportunity to earn equity-like returns with substantially reduced risk. Their investment process begins with an evaluation of the economy and the current business cycle. Convertible portfolios are focused on market sectors where the firm perceives the outlook to be superior to that of the aggregate economy. Within industries considered to have the best prospects over the next six to twelve months, Froley uses its research resources to analyze the companies with convertibles outstanding. Once a company is identified as a potential investment candidate, the convertible security itself must pass their examination of credit quality, income level, investment bond value and equity participation potential. Investments are placed in companies that have competitive products, a strong balance sheet, good cash flows and an ability to grow earnings. Froley's internal research staff is composed exclusively of convertible specialists. | Director of Finance/CFO | 15/10/2008 |
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Froley, Revy Investment Co., Inc.
Froley, Revy Investment Co., Inc. Investment ManagersFinance Froley believes that convertible securities offer an opportunity to earn equity-like returns with substantially reduced risk. Their investment process begins with an evaluation of the economy and the current business cycle. Convertible portfolios are focused on market sectors where the firm perceives the outlook to be superior to that of the aggregate economy. Within industries considered to have the best prospects over the next six to twelve months, Froley uses its research resources to analyze the companies with convertibles outstanding. Once a company is identified as a potential investment candidate, the convertible security itself must pass their examination of credit quality, income level, investment bond value and equity participation potential. Investments are placed in companies that have competitive products, a strong balance sheet, good cash flows and an ability to grow earnings. Froley's internal research staff is composed exclusively of convertible specialists. | Finance |
University of Southern California
 University of Southern California Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
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