Technology >> Analyst Interviews >> March 18, 2002
KEVIN VASSILY is the semiconductor capital equipment analyst for
Susquehanna Financial Group, a leading institutional sales, research and
market making firm with over 1,100 employees in the US, Europe and Asia.
Prior to joining Susquehanna, Mr. Vassily was a lead analyst with Thomas
Weisel Partners, LLC, where he covered semiconductor capital equipment.
Previously, Mr. Vassily was with Lehman Brothers, following the
communications and mixed-signal integrated circuits and electronic
design automation segments. He was also Vice President of the
semiconductor technologies practice at Garage Technology Ventures and
worked at Applied Materials as a senior business development manager. He
received a BA from Denison University and an MBA from the Amos Tuck
School of Business at Dartmouth College. Profile
overinvestment, which then created an oversupply situation in the
chip industry. That made 2001 a pretty dismal year. What are we
looking for
