SECOND TEAM Andrew Kligerman  UBS

UBS’s Andrew Kligerman, who repeats in second place, “gives us a heads-up any time there’s news affecting companies we’re interested in — I don’t know how he finds the time,” marvels one grateful client. In October 2010, Kligerman issued a short-term buy on American International Group, at $34.75, telling investors to take advantage before the New York–based insurance conglomerate issued warrants so that it could convert the U.S. government’s $49 billion preferred stake into common shares to be offered to the public. In early November, with AIG’s stock price up 10 percent, to $38.22, and ahead of the Standard & Poor’s 500 life and health insurance index by 4.2 percentage points, Kligerman removed the trading idea; he holds a long-term neutral rating on the stock. By late August, AIG’s shares had plummeted 33.7 percent, to $25.33.