About Matthew Roskoff
Matthew Roskoff of Greenwich, CT, is a Wealth Management Analyst who supports colleagues and clients with financial research and modeling skills that analyze various investment vehicles’ economic performance and risk factors. As a Hobart and William Smith Colleges graduate in Geneva, NY, Matthew majored in history and finance. Both demonstrate Roskoff’s passion for using concrete facts to analyze complex events, even in financial markets.
Growing up in Greenwich, Matthew Roskoff enjoyed a lifestyle that exemplified both small-town community and metropolitan sophistication. He still enjoys a social life deeply connected with the vibrant downtown entertainment district and embraces New England’s lush backcountry and stunning shorelines. Roskoff’s goal is to eventually pivot into a comprehensive financial wealth management venture that advises families and individuals on estate planning, investment strategies, retirement planning, and tax consultation.
After graduating from high school, Matthew Roskoff chose to attend Hobart and William Smith Colleges, a liberal arts and sciences institution renowned for preparing students for highly successful careers and a higher quality of life due to the outcomes-based focus of the school’s curriculum. As a finance major, Matthew sought to discover how data analysis could improve an individual’s or corporation’s financial stability. His studies included investment strategies and how capital allocation and risk management function as financial stabilizers during times of economic downturn.
Roskoff was a member of the Hobart Finance Group, the school’s oldest financial investment club. The group allows finance majors to apply critical thinking skills, financial technologies, and investment banking practices to real-life scenarios while leveraging collaboration and information-sharing. He is also a skilled club lacrosse player and a member of the People to People Ambassador Program, a club that promotes cultural exchange programs, international friendships, and global educational opportunities.
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