Andrew Mullhaupt

SAC Capital research director and SUNY Stony brook professor

Andrew Mullhaupt's original research interests involved partial differential equations and linear algebra. He has worked on Wall Street for over 20 years designing mathematically based trading systems, first at Morgan Stanley, then at Renaissance Technologies, and most recently at S A C Capital where he was Director of Research for the SAC's Meridian Fund. He is now a professor at SUNY Stony brook.

Relationships Interlocks Giving Data

Business Positions

Point72 Asset Management F/K/A SAC Capital Advisors ; Major hedge fund founded in 1992 by Steven Cohen

• Portfolio Manager ('95→'08)

Morgan Stanley investment bank

• Position ('88→'89)

Renaissance Technologies LLC Hedge fund

• Position (past)

Positions

SUNY Stony Brook

• Professor of applied math

Federal Election Campaign Contributions

1 / 4

Barack Obama 44th President of the United States

• 11 contributions · 10,250 USD ('08→'12)

Democratic National Committee Governing body for the U.S. Democratic Party

• 17 contributions · 9,950 USD ('08→'12)

Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee - Contributions

• 13 contributions · 9,352 USD ('11→'12)

Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee Political Fundraising Committee for Democratic Senatorial Candidates

• 7 contributions · 5,040 USD ('08→'11)

Chris Dodd President & CEO of MPAA; former Democratic US Senator from CT

• 2 contributions · 4,600 USD ('07)

John Hall musician, former New York State Congressman

• 5 contributions · 4,600 USD ('09→'10)

Democracy for America Progressive political action committee founded by former DNC chair and presidential candidate Howard Dean

• 4 contributions · 4,500 USD ('11→'12)

Bernie Sanders Independent US Senator and former representative from Vermont, 2016 and 2020 Democratic presidential primary candidate

• 4 contributions · 2,900 USD ('10→'11)

Elizabeth Warren US Senator from Massachusetts; Harvard law professor; Chair of Congressional Oversight Panel; 2020 Democratic presidential primary candidate

• 3 contributions · 2,500 USD ('11→'12)

Matt Alexander

• 2 contributions · 2,000 USD ('11)

Schools

Stevens Institute of Technology

• BS, Mathematics (?→'80)

New York University

• PhD, Mathematics (?→'84)