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Richard Stavros is chief investment strategist for Global Income Edge, analyst for Utility Forecaster and a regular contributor to Personal Finance.
He is managing director of Thomas Dwight Capital (TDC), a strategic, financial and business development adviser to corporations, investment houses and governments. TDC identifies and develops for clients high growth and emerging markets opportunities in the energy, telecommunications, shipping and real estate sectors. In this capacity, Stavros has advised on several multi-million project finance valuations, business plan developments, and overall corporate strategies, as well as engaged in mergers and acquisitions, private equity, and lead capital raising efforts for new business expansion plans.
With 17+ years of experience in the energy sector, Stavros has served in various leadership, strategy, finance and analytic roles at an energy utility, investment bank and various preeminent global media, economic and regulatory research houses.
He graduated from Georgetown University with a BA in Economics and English Literature. He holds an MBA from the University of Oxford with a concentration in Finance and Strategy.
Analyst Articles
Global Income Edge applies its Early Warning System to its portfolio companies. Read More
Global Income Edge applies its Early Warning System to its portfolio companies. Read More
A global carbon price could create the biggest renewable energy revolution the world has ever seen. Read More
Real Estate Investment Trusts preserve value when rates rise. Read More
Real Estate Investment Trusts preserve value when rates rise. Read More
The sector is considering a dramatic change to merger strategies, which could lead to new investment opportunities. Read More
An exit of Greece and Britain could be the beginning of the E.U.’s end. Read More
A new White House report calls for billions to be spent on upgrading the nation’s electric infrastructure, and that should translate into higher earnings for utilities. Read More
We continue to believe the world recovery will continue, though in fits and starts. Read More