Profil
Mr. Steve M.
Bessette is Executive Vice President at The Washington Trust Co. of Westerly.
Mr. Bessette joined Washington Trust in February 1997, bringing more than 25 years of financial experience to the senior management team.
He previously served as president of New England Pacific Mortgage Company in Warwick, R.I., and as president of Old Stone Mortgage Corporation in Seattle, Wash.
Mr. Bessette received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Providence College in 1969.
He is chairman of the board of the South Shore Mental Health Center and a director of the Rhode Island Council of Community Mental Health Organizations, Rhode Island Mortgage Bankers Association, Rhode Island Appraisal Review Board and the Freddie Mac Regional Lending Advisory Board.
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| Företag | Position | Slut |
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The Washington Trust Co. of Westerly (Investment Management)
The Washington Trust Co. of Westerly (Investment Management) Investment ManagersFinance WTC-IM employs top-down analysis to determine sector allocation, project interest and inflation rates, identify market trends and evaluate the overall economic outlook. Stocks identified in the firm's initial screening process are then subjected to bottom-up analysis. They invest in fixed-income securities, adjusting asset allocation according to their perception of top-down factors. | Företagsledare/Principal | - |
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The Washington Trust Co. of Westerly (Investment Management)
The Washington Trust Co. of Westerly (Investment Management) Investment ManagersFinance WTC-IM employs top-down analysis to determine sector allocation, project interest and inflation rates, identify market trends and evaluate the overall economic outlook. Stocks identified in the firm's initial screening process are then subjected to bottom-up analysis. They invest in fixed-income securities, adjusting asset allocation according to their perception of top-down factors. | Finance |
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Providence College Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
















