Eric Mok

Analyst-Equity at

Templeton Asset Management Ltd. (Hong Kong)

Finance

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Mr. Eric Mok, CFA, is a Senior Vice President & Portfolio Manager at Templeton Asset Management Ltd. He also has research responsibilities for companies in the technology sector across global emerging markets as well as companies in China and Taiwan.
Mr. Mok started his career in financial services industry and joined Franklin Templeton in 1998.
Mr. Mok holds an M.S.
in investment management from The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology and a B.S.
in actuarial science and economics from the University of Toronto.
He is a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) charterholder.

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Templeton Asset Management Ltd. (Hong Kong) Templeton Asset Management Ltd. (Hong Kong) Investment ManagersFinance TAML-HK’s investment style is value-oriented and combines bottom-up and top-down considerations. In-house research supports the firm's investment process. Countries are ranked through macroeconomic analysis and then quantitative screens uncover attractive industries and trends. Companies targeted for investment must meet specific balance sheet requirements, and are visited as part of the research process. They also manage some quantitative and index portfolios.	Analyst-Equity	31/12/1997

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Templeton Asset Management Ltd. (Hong Kong) Templeton Asset Management Ltd. (Hong Kong) Investment ManagersFinance TAML-HK’s investment style is value-oriented and combines bottom-up and top-down considerations. In-house research supports the firm's investment process. Countries are ranked through macroeconomic analysis and then quantitative screens uncover attractive industries and trends. Companies targeted for investment must meet specific balance sheet requirements, and are visited as part of the research process. They also manage some quantitative and index portfolios.	Finance