Thomas DeSouza
Portfolio Analyst
Chicago
Biography
3
Years with Neuberger Berman
Thomas DeSouza, Portfolio Analyst, joined the firm in 2018. Thomas is a Portfolio Analyst and specializes in analyzing and monitoring the composition and performance of the investment grade portfolios. Prior to joining the firm he was a Summer Analyst at J.P. Morgan in their Private Placements Group. Thomas earned a BA in Economics with a minor in Molecular Engineering from the University of Chicago. He holds the Series 7 and 66 licenses.
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