Eric's Bio
Eric Jardine serves as Perigon’s Director of Technology and brings more than 25 years of experience in investment and technology roles. He oversees the firm’s technology strategy, manages vendor relationships, and supports the integration and use of systems across the organization. His focus includes aligning resources to help teams use Perigon’s technology platforms effectively and securely.
Eric began his career as an equity derivatives trader at Wells Fargo and later held roles in portfolio management and operations at Baker Avenue Wealth Management, where he ultimately served as Managing Director. He joined Perigon in 2018. Eric earned a B.S. in Finance from the University of Colorado, Boulder, and holds the Chartered Financial Analyst®️ (CFA®️) designation.
Eric's Insights
A Run on the Bank: Why the Viral Demand for Credit is Straining the Financial System
BY ERIC JARDINE, CFA
Perigon’s Eric Jardine explains how corporate demand for credit is putting a strain on the financial system and why it’s a little bit different than past downturns.
Butterflies and the Tide
BY ERIC JARDINE, CFA
The Viral slowdown is changing the normal reaction function for markets. How should one act? #covid19 #markets
Letter to Lyft Employees – Thoughts on Navigating Risks & Opportunities Ahead
Dear Lyft Employees, Congratulations on your IPO! You have accomplished a tremendous amount so far. It isn’t every day a company goes public. 528% revenue growth in three years is no easy task1. The goal of this article is to help you make informed choices about what...
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