Financial Literacy in a Post Pandemic World
The disruptive events of 2020-21, often described as a Black Swan occurrence, served as a crucible for invaluable lessons. Those entrusted with managing finances and
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Graham’s role at Exponent includes direct portfolio management, investment analysis, asset oversight, allocation and portfolio engineering, SRI/ESG mandates and Charitable Foundations. Graham is a member of the CFA Institute and the CFA Society of Ottawa. Graham is also a Governor of the Canada Israel Chamber of Commerce whose purpose is to foster and enhance trade and investments between Canada and Israel by coordinating social activities in order to expose the most relevant opportunities and challenges in today’s fast paced world.
Outside of the office, Graham enjoys cottage life, the martial art of Tae Kwon Do where he practiced as a Black Belt for 22 years and created a local non for profit teaching school, served on the Board of FM-CFS Canada as immediate Past Chair for 8 years and has taught Pension Benefits Program (Finance) for a major Ontario Collage as well as Finance for 4th year University students.
In 2018, Graham was recognized by the CFA Institute for his dedication and commitment to continuing professional development and lifelong learning by being awarded his 25-year certification.
The disruptive events of 2020-21, often described as a Black Swan occurrence, served as a crucible for invaluable lessons. Those entrusted with managing finances and
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The investment paradigm has changed. Our world has shifted and investors need to rethink some of their long-held assumptions about how they should invest. Active
A long overdue adjustment in interest rates brought about by the onset of inflation has finally helped Portfolio Managers separate the waters between two words
At one time or another, we’ve all tormented ourselves with “could have, should have, would have” regrets. A perfect example was the financial crisis of
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