About Robert M. Twitchell, MBA, CFA
As a Managing Director at Oxford Financial Group, Ltd., Rob uses his expertise in asset allocation and public and private investments to balance return potential with risk. Rob’s emphasis on building strong relationships, coupled with his ability to create and execute on multi-layer wealth strategies, embodies Oxford’s overall approach to comprehensive wealth management.
Prior to Oxford, Rob served as Vice President at JPMorgan Asset Management, where he headed the institutional advisor team’s central region. In this role, Rob advised more than 200 leading private wealth advisory firms on asset allocation and manager selection, specializing in institutional equity and fixed income strategies, alternative investments, behavioral finance and structured notes. Prior to that, Rob held positions in investment strategy, business development and client relationship management.
Rob earned his undergraduate degree from Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business and his Master’s degree from Georgetown University.
Rob is passionate about serving the financial community and was elected by his peers to be President of the CFA Society of Indianapolis in 2008-2009. He served on the Board of Directors of the CFA Society for more than a decade. He continues to contribute his talents and expertise by speaking on a variety of investment topics. He also co-authored a white paper on alternative investments titled “Post Modern Portfolio Theory,” which he presented to the National Association of Personal Financial Advisors, the New York Financial Planning Association (FPA) and the Houston Alternative Investment Forum.
Rob is a past chairman of the Well House Society advisory board for the Indiana University Foundation. For over a decade, he also served as a volunteer member of both the investment committee for the Christian Theological Seminary and the finance committee for the Ronald McDonald House of Central Indiana.
