Tim has over 28 years of investment experience as a hedge fund and portfolio manager, asset allocator, and capital markets professional across multiple asset classes. Tim has provided investment and market commentary on CNBC for over twenty years and has been a core part of the Fast Money program from its inception.

Tim Seymour is the founder and Chief Investment Officer of Seymour Asset Management (SAM). SAM provides asset management services across multiple strategies. Tim is Sub-Advisor, Portfolio Manager of the Amplify International Enhanced Dividend ETF ticker: IDVO, Tim is also a Sub-Advisor/Portfolio Manager of the Amplify Seymour Cannabis ETF ticker: $CNBS. Tim is a Senior Managing Director at Magnus Financial providing wealth management services to HNW families.

Tim was the CIO and co-founder of Triogem Asset Management where the firm’s flagship fund was a long/short global equity strategy. Triogem’s investment approach was rooted in running a low volatility portfolio that managed top-down risks while employing a rigorous research process to bottom-up stock picking.

Prior to Triogem, Tim was co-founder and Managing Partner at Red Star Asset Management (Moscow, New York), where the firm managed a multi-strat fund investing across Russia/Eastern Europe.

Tim started his career at UBS in New York, focusing on international macro (cash bonds, swaps, forex). Tim completed the firm’s capital markets training program aftergraduating with an MBA in International Finance from Fordham University. Tim received his undergraduate degree at Georgetown University.

Tim is on the Georgetown University Alumni Association Board of Governors. Tim is a member of the Parish Council of Blessed Sacrament Church in New York City.

Guy Adami's Wall Street career has spanned over 40 years at some of the most influential and interesting companies in the industry, beginning as a commodity trader at Drexel Burnham Lambert on the floor of the New York Mercantile Exchange in 1986. 

 In 1996 he joined Goldman Sachs as their head gold trader at J. Aron & Co. During that time he built and developed relationships with some of the most iconic investors of our time including Sir James Goldsmith and Kerry Packer. Late in 2005, CNBC approached Guy about a yet to be named show the network was considering. Over the course of a few months, CNBC interviewed, screen tested, and had conversations with over 450 individuals for a groundbreaking new show which would be called Fast Money.

Today Guy is the only original member of Fast Money which is approaching its 20 year anniversary and has become a foundational show for the network. In 2021, Guy, along with fellow CNBC Fast Money cast mate Dan Nathan, formed RiskReversal Media, a direct to investor media company defined by authentic, real time, and accessible real time financial market commentary. 

 Guy was on the board of the NJ Chapter of the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society for over 10 years where he also served as their vice chair. In August 2012, he completed the first ever NYC Ironman as part of a fundraising effort for LLS and in 2015 he was named their NJ Man of the Year. Guy also served on the national boards of Invest in Others and Big Brothers Big Sisters of America. He recently joined the boards of I Have The Right To, a national organization focused on the support of survivors of sexual assault, and Athlete's Invest, a student run Georgetown University organization. In 2010, Guy was inducted into the Croton Harmon High School Hall of Fame, as well as the Tri County Scholarship Fund Hall of Fame in 2022 for his dedication and work in local education. 

Guy is a 1986 graduate of Georgetown University. His wife Linda Snow is a Senior Clinical Research Scientist at Merck. Linda and Guy have three children, all Georgetown graduates, and reside in Morristown, NJ.