Chicago, IL – May 12, 2025 – AAM Insurance Investment Management LLC (AAM) today announced the appointment of Mitchell J. Burton as Assistant Portfolio Manager.

In his new role, he will collaborate with AAM’s insurance company clients to develop customized asset-liability solutions, leveraging his expertise in fixed income strategies, and financial modeling to enhance portfolio outcomes.

“We are thrilled to welcome Mitchell to our team,” said Dan Byrnes, CFA, President of AAM. “His strong analytical background and proven ability to deliver actionable insights will be invaluable as we continue to deepen our client relationships.”

Prior to joining AAM, Burton served as an Analyst at NISA Investment Advisors, where he was the primary point of contact for 15 to 20 institutional clients, managing multi-billion-dollar pension liabilities and assets. Burton holds a Bachelor of Science in Finance with Honors from The University of Kansas Business Honors Program where he was a Beta Gamma Sigma member and a Jennett Finance Scholar.  Additionally, Burton is a CFA Program Level III candidate, having passed Levels I and II in 2024.

About AAM

Asset Allocation and Management LLC (AAM) is an investment management firm specializing in portfolio management and liability-driven investing for insurance company clients.  For over four decades, AAM has partnered with clients to deliver tailored solutions that align assets with long-term liabilities, driven by rigorous research and a commitment to excellence. For more information, visit www.aamcompany.com.

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