Profil
Ms. Yun Cao, CFA MBA, is a Senior Investment Analyst at Boston Trust Walden, Inc. She is responsible for securities research across a number of economic sectors and industries, including materials and information technology.
She began her career in 2016 and joined Boston Trust Walden in 2020.
Previously she worked as a Senior Analyst at Scotiabank where she focused on liquidity analytics and cash flows.
She earned a BA in Finance and Economics from the University of Toronto and an MBA from Columbia Business School.
While at Columbia, she interned at Artisan Partners and WCM Investment Management.
She holds the Chartered Financial Analyst designation and is a member of the CFA Society Boston and the CFA Institute.
Postes actifs de Yun Cao
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Boston Trust Walden, Inc.
Boston Trust Walden, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance Boston Trust Walden and its parent company share methods of analysis, investment research, strategies, Committee framework, and investment controls in formulating investment strategies. Across all strategies, the firm seeks to invest in a well-diversified set of companies meeting three standards: higher than average financial quality, sustainable business models, and reasonable valuation. Investment Committees determine asset allocation policy, sector allocation policy, and fixed income policy which reflects judgments balancing macroeconomic inputs and valuation. | Analyst-Equity | 01/01/2020 |
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Boston Trust Walden, Inc.
Boston Trust Walden, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance Boston Trust Walden and its parent company share methods of analysis, investment research, strategies, Committee framework, and investment controls in formulating investment strategies. Across all strategies, the firm seeks to invest in a well-diversified set of companies meeting three standards: higher than average financial quality, sustainable business models, and reasonable valuation. Investment Committees determine asset allocation policy, sector allocation policy, and fixed income policy which reflects judgments balancing macroeconomic inputs and valuation. | Finance |
University of Toronto
University of Toronto Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
Columbia Business School
Columbia Business School Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
















