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David Sung is currently an Assistant Vice President at Federated Global Investment Management Corp., a position held since 2020, with employment at the firm starting in 2015.
Education includes an undergraduate degree from The University of Chicago, conferred in 2015.
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Federated Global Investment Management Corp.
Federated Global Investment Management Corp. Investment ManagersFinance FGIM primarily provides advice with respect to equity investment strategies; however, they do not recommend a particular type of security. The firm’s strategies include core international/emerging market equities, international equity, international small- and mid-cap equity, balanced/asset allocation, managed risk and the Kaufmann Accounts. The Kauffman strategy invests in small, mid or large-cap stocks, utilizing a fundamental bottom-up process seeking growth companies and may invest in less developed or emerging markets. | Analyst-Equity | 01/07/2015 |
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The University of Chicago
The University of Chicago Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
Federated Global Investment Management Corp.
Federated Global Investment Management Corp. Investment ManagersFinance FGIM primarily provides advice with respect to equity investment strategies; however, they do not recommend a particular type of security. The firm’s strategies include core international/emerging market equities, international equity, international small- and mid-cap equity, balanced/asset allocation, managed risk and the Kaufmann Accounts. The Kauffman strategy invests in small, mid or large-cap stocks, utilizing a fundamental bottom-up process seeking growth companies and may invest in less developed or emerging markets. | Finance |
















