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Reminder: Call today at 10am ET: The Pulse of the US Auto Market with Jeremy Robb, Chief Economist at Cox Automotive
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Reminder: Call today at 10am ET: The Pulse of the US Auto Market with Jeremy Robb, Chief Economist at Cox Automotive
Meet the Analyst
Dan Levy, CFA, is a Managing Director and equity research
analyst leading coverage of the U.S. Autos & Mobility
sector. He worked on the Barclays U.S. Autos team from
2012 until 2018. Prior to rejoining Barclays in 2022, he
spent four years as an equity research analyst at Credit
Suisse, where he led coverage of the U.S. Autos sector.
Each year since 2020 he has been ranked as a runner-up or
higher in the Extel All-America Research Team survey,
most recently ranking #2 in 2025. He also spent time at
UBS in the Equity Capital Markets group and at Morgan
Stanley in the Private Wealth Management group. He
received an AB in History and Economics from the
University of Chicago, as well as an MBA from the
University of Chicago Booth School of Business.
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U.S. Autos & Mobility
Dan Levy
+1 212 526 3212
BCI, US
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