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Profil
Mr. Yaron Tamir is a Founder & Chief Executive Officer at Forest Investments Ltd. He is on the Board of Directors at Forest Investments Ltd.
Prior to Founding Forest, he served as the CEO of Clal-Finance Mutual Funds (ex.
evergreen), Head of Research at Evergreen Investment Management, and as a Research Assistant at the Bank of Israel.
He holds an M.B.A. in Finance and a B.A in Statistics & Economics Magna Cum Laude, both from Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
Postes actifs de Yaron Tamir
| Sociétés | Poste | Début |
|---|---|---|
Forest Investments Ltd.
 Forest Investments Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance Forest Investments invest using a thorough in-house research process. They seek to make investments where there is significant undervaluation or where there are realistic and meaningful opportunities for growth at reasonable prices. Their research is highly focused on the Israeli stock and bond markets where they believe that market inefficiencies often occur especially in the valuation of small, harder to find, and lesser-known companies. | Fondateur | 18/08/2003 |
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Forest Investments Ltd.
Forest Investments Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance Forest Investments invest using a thorough in-house research process. They seek to make investments where there is significant undervaluation or where there are realistic and meaningful opportunities for growth at reasonable prices. Their research is highly focused on the Israeli stock and bond markets where they believe that market inefficiencies often occur especially in the valuation of small, harder to find, and lesser-known companies. | Finance |
