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Profile
Franklin Y.
Pang formerly worked at Dowling & Yahnke LLC, as Portfolio Management Analyst from 2019 to 2023.
Mr. Pang received his undergraduate degree from the University of California, Berkeley.
Former positions of Franklin Y. Pang
| Companies | Position | End |
|---|---|---|
Dowling & Yahnke LLC
 Dowling & Yahnke LLC Investment ManagersFinance Dowling & Yahnke's investment approach in based on Modern Portfolio Theory and is designed to build broadly diversified, tax-efficient portfolios that capture the targeted asset class returns in a low-cost manner. The firm designs and implements wealth management solutions that are tailored to meet each client's goals and objectives. They use individual large company stocks in a diversified portfolio to gain broad exposure to the largest part of the US stock market in a low cost, tax efficient manner. In addition, small company stock and international stock mutual funds are used to provide broad diversification to the overall portfolio. | Trading-Equity | 30/03/2023 |
Training of Franklin Y. Pang
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| Private companies | 2 |
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Dowling & Yahnke LLC
Dowling & Yahnke LLC Investment ManagersFinance Dowling & Yahnke's investment approach in based on Modern Portfolio Theory and is designed to build broadly diversified, tax-efficient portfolios that capture the targeted asset class returns in a low-cost manner. The firm designs and implements wealth management solutions that are tailored to meet each client's goals and objectives. They use individual large company stocks in a diversified portfolio to gain broad exposure to the largest part of the US stock market in a low cost, tax efficient manner. In addition, small company stock and international stock mutual funds are used to provide broad diversification to the overall portfolio. | Finance |
University of California, Berkeley
 University of California, Berkeley Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
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