WSTCM Credit Select Risk Managed Inv
Norfolk VA 23510
150 West Main Street, Suite 1700
WST Investment Trust
865-243-8000
Management information
Wayne F. Wilbanks,Lead manager since 29 September 2014
Wayne Wilbanks, a co-founder of WST, serves as the firm’s Managing Principal and Chief Investment Officer and chairs the firm’s
Investment Committee. Prior to the establishment of WST in 1990, Wayne co-founded a regional investment advisory firm where
he served as Senior Portfolio Manager and Director of Research. Wayne brings to bear over 35 years of investment experience
and extensive training across asset classes and investment styles. He is a regular guest on CNBC, Bloomberg Financial News,
and Bloomberg Radio, and is quoted often in publications including Bloomberg News, The Wall Street Journal, and The Virginian
Pilot.
Wayne, a North Carolina native, graduated from Duke University with a degree in Economics, and he subsequently undertook
study through Georgetown University’s Program of Comparative Business at Oxford University in England. He holds the Chartered
Financial Analyst designation and is a member of CFA Society Virginia.
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