About The Author
Adam Nikulicz spent over ten years in the investment banking industry and has a range of experience with exposure to many of the most unique facets of the industry. Time spent with Morgan Stanley, The Royal Bank Canada, Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank and at a private equity firm, formed the basis of the journey. Adam has seen and been a part of the rise and downfall of hedge funds and private equity firms in his career. He helped to develop complex financial instruments and deals to further a particular balance sheet or portfolio. Working to perfect the types of products briefly covered by the news and only minimally understood during the most recent crash.
He writes about his experiences and knowledge of the market on his blog, AftertheBull.com; an intermediate discussion on current events and reports and their effects in global capital markets.
Adam recently left finance to pursue a career as an Organic farmer in Western North Carolina; visit his farm’s website at 4FeathersFarm.com for info.
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