Profile
Mr. Jay Tan is an Investment Officer at LionGuard Capital Management, Inc. He conducts fundamental research on companies and industries of interest, writes detailed research reports based on thorough due diligence and analysis.
He also attends companies annual shareholders meetings and numerous industry conferences, reviews financial statements of the companies of interest, ensures to be on top of any changes to the regulatory environment as it pertains to the securities of interest, etc.
He received his undergraduate degree from The University of Waterloo.
Jay Tan active positions
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LionGuard Capital Management, Inc.
LionGuard Capital Management, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance LionGuard seeks to generate industry-leading risk-adjusted returns for their clients by capitalizing on the unique inefficiencies present in smaller-cap stock markets. The firm specializes on small- and medium-cap North American equities. They employ fundamental research and analysis on a market segment with numerous inefficiencies. LionGuard limits the size of assets they manage to preserve optimal long-term investment returns. | Analyst-Equity | 01/06/2014 |
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The University of Waterloo
The University of Waterloo Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
LionGuard Capital Management, Inc.
LionGuard Capital Management, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance LionGuard seeks to generate industry-leading risk-adjusted returns for their clients by capitalizing on the unique inefficiencies present in smaller-cap stock markets. The firm specializes on small- and medium-cap North American equities. They employ fundamental research and analysis on a market segment with numerous inefficiencies. LionGuard limits the size of assets they manage to preserve optimal long-term investment returns. | Finance |
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