Madison, WI, March 1, 2022 –
Madison Investments is pleased to welcome Matthew Goetzinger, CFA® as a Senior Analyst on the firm’s U.S. Equity Team. Like other Madison U.S. Equity Team analysts, Matthew will be a generalist with the freedom to research stocks across sectors.
“We are thrilled to have Matthew join our equity team,” said Haruki Toyama, Director of Research and Portfolio Manager, adding “Madison Investments takes pride in the extensive, bottom-up stock research that goes into building our equity portfolios, and Matthew’s experience, skillset, and personality are welcome additions to our already deep team.”
Prior to joining Madison, Mr. Goetzinger was a lecturer for the University of Wisconsin’s Hawk Center for Investment Analysis and previously spent over 14 years at Milwaukee-based Fiduciary Management, Inc. as a Portfolio Manager, Senior Equity Analyst, and Partner. His connection to the investment community in Wisconsin and outside Wisconsin are strong and he remains an Advisor to the Hawk Center.
Mr. Goetzinger joins a team of 15 portfolio managers and analysts averaging over 20 years of industry experience. Of the firm’s $24 billion in assets under management, $9.6 billion resides in U.S. equity strategies including Large, Mid, and Small Cap, Dividend Income, Covered Call, and Sustainable Equity.
About Madison Investments
Madison Investments, founded in 1974, is an independent, employee and founder owned investment firm offering investment management and investment advisory solutions. The firm, headquartered in Madison, WI, manages approximately $24 billion in client assets as of December 31, 2021. Madison Investments’ four investment teams, Fixed Income, U.S. Equity, International Equity and Multi-Asset Solutions, offer investment strategies and solutions to a wide array of clients: Financial Advisors, Consultants, Credit Unions, Insurance Companies, and Private Clients. The firm has built a national reputation for superior customer service, excellent risk-adjusted returns and crafting portfolios differentiated from passive benchmarks.