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Peter Cecchini
Peter Cecchini is CEO and founder of AlphaOmega Advisors, LLC. Before founding this venture, Peter was Cantor Fitzgerald's Global Chief Market Strategist as well as Head of Cross Asset. Previously, he served as Cantor's interim Co-Head of Equities. Formerly, he was Chief Strategist and Head of Special Situations at BGC Partners, a Cantor affiliate. From January 2007 to December 2009, Peter was a Partner and Portfolio Manager at Seven Bridges Management, LP. Seven Bridges was an event-driven, special situations hedge fund seeded by Ulysses Management (the successor to Odyssey partners). Prior to Seven Bridges, Peter spent four years at BNY Mellon's predecessor, Mellon Financial Corporation (within its Mellon HBV Alternative Strategies, LLC subsidiary) most recently as a Managing Director and Group Head of distressed investing. Until its acquisition by Mellon Financial, he spent three years as an Analyst and Senior Analyst at HBV Capital Management. From 2005 through 2007 and upon its emergence from bankruptcy, he sat on the Board of Directors of a North American integrated aluminum producer. Before joining HBV, he spent several years as a consultant at a firm he co-owned. Peter speaks routinely at conferences and appears on various media outlets.
Peter holds an MBA from Columbia University (Dean’s List), a JD from Boston University School of Law (Edward F. Hennessey Scholar), and a BA from Haverford College. He is an inactive Member of the NY State Bar.
Rosa & Roubini With Cecchini
“Inflation Perspiration:” The Heightened Risk of A Non-Transitory US Inflation
A Brave New World: Why US Equity and Corporate Credit Markets are Overvalued and Overextended
“Inflation Perspiration:” The Heightened Risk of A Non-Transitory US Inflation
by Peter Cecchini and Brunello Rosa
17 February 2021
MARKET VIEWS: Is There HOPE for US Commercial Real Estate?
A Brave New World: Why US Equity and Corporate Credit Markets are Overvalued and Overextended
“Inflation Perspiration:” The Heightened Risk of A Non-Transitory US Inflation
by Peter Cecchini
25 November 2020
A Brave New World: Why US Equity and Corporate Credit Markets are Overvalued and Overextended
A Brave New World: Why US Equity and Corporate Credit Markets are Overvalued and Overextended
Fed’s QE Infinity Suppresses Rates Volatility, But May Not Revitalise The Economy And Inflation
by Peter Cecchini
18 September 2020
Fed’s QE Infinity Suppresses Rates Volatility, But May Not Revitalise The Economy And Inflation
Fed’s QE Infinity Suppresses Rates Volatility, But May Not Revitalise The Economy And Inflation
Fed’s QE Infinity Suppresses Rates Volatility, But May Not Revitalise The Economy And Inflation
by Peter Cecchini
18 August 2020
Fiscal Policy And Sentiment Support Toppish Equity and Credit Markets
Fed’s QE Infinity Suppresses Rates Volatility, But May Not Revitalise The Economy And Inflation
Fiscal Policy And Sentiment Support Toppish Equity and Credit Markets
by Peter Cecchini
30 July 2020
An Aura of Treasure: Gold as a Store of Dollar Value
Fed’s QE Infinity Suppresses Rates Volatility, But May Not Revitalise The Economy And Inflation
Fiscal Policy And Sentiment Support Toppish Equity and Credit Markets
by Peter Cecchini
8 July 2020
“Something’s Gotta Give” : US Risk-Asset Valuations Are Misaligned with Reality
“Something’s Gotta Give” : US Risk-Asset Valuations Are Misaligned with Reality
“Something’s Gotta Give” : US Risk-Asset Valuations Are Misaligned with Reality
by Peter Cecchini
24 June 2020
China and the US: The Art of War Versus the Art of the Deal
“Something’s Gotta Give” : US Risk-Asset Valuations Are Misaligned with Reality
“Something’s Gotta Give” : US Risk-Asset Valuations Are Misaligned with Reality
by Peter Cecchini
11 June 2020