Morgan Reid
About Morgan Reid
Morgan Reid is a Fundamental Equities Analyst specializing in Renewable Energy and Cleantech at Squarepoint Capital. With a background in equity research at Barclays and Bank of America, Reid has developed expertise in clean energy sectors.
Work at Squarepoint Capital
Morgan Reid currently serves as a Fundamental Equities Analyst specializing in Renewable Energy and Cleantech at Squarepoint Capital. This role commenced in 2024 and is based in New York, New York. In this position, Reid focuses on analyzing investment opportunities within the renewable energy sector, leveraging expertise in fundamental equity analysis.
Previous Experience at Barclays
Morgan Reid has extensive experience at Barclays, where they held multiple positions. Reid worked as an Equity Research Analyst in Alternative Energy from 2020 to 2022, contributing to research and analysis in the energy sector. Additionally, Reid completed two summer analyst roles at Barclays, focusing on Business, Information & Professional Services in 2018 and Media, Cable & Telecom in 2019, both based in New York.
Experience at Bank of America
Reid worked at Bank of America as an Equity Research Associate in the Clean Energy, Power & Utilities sector from 2022 to 2023. This role involved conducting in-depth research and analysis to support investment decisions in clean energy markets, further enhancing Reid's expertise in the field.
Internship at Continental
In 2017, Morgan Reid completed a Credit Management and Accounts Receivable Internship at Continental. This internship lasted for two months and took place in Deer Park, Illinois. During this time, Reid gained practical experience in financial management and accounts receivable processes.
Education and Expertise
Morgan Reid earned a Bachelor of Science in Business from Indiana University Bloomington, where they studied Finance, Economic Consulting, and Business Analytics from 2016 to 2020. This educational background provided Reid with a strong foundation in financial analysis and business strategies, which supports their current role in equity research.