Alexander Chuka

Alexander Chuka is an investment analyst who served at FARLEY CAPITAL L.P. from July 2014 to May 2016, where he focused on research, financial modeling, and due diligence to support the firm's investment decisions. During his time at Farley Capital, he contributed to the evaluation and management of investments across multiple sectors, with an emphasis on alternative assets and opportunistic strategies consistent with the firm's mandate.

Previously, Alexander built a diverse analytical background through roles as a Summer Analyst at Hayman Capital Management, where he gained exposure to global macroeconomic analysis and absolute return strategies, and as a Consultant at The World Bank, focusing on economic advisory projects in emerging markets. His roles have centered on deep-dive sector research, risk assessment, and supporting portfolio managers in executing investment strategies.

Alexander holds a Bachelor of Arts in International Affairs from Princeton University and a BA in Politics, Philosophy, and Economics from the University of Oxford. His expertise spans political economy, macroeconomic risk analysis, and multi-asset investing, with particular interest in international markets and development finance. While at Princeton's Woodrow Wilson School, he developed a strong foundation in public policy and quantitative analysis, skills that have informed his investment approach.