Arvind Mallik

Founder at

KMF Investments Management LLC

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Mr. Arvind Mallik is a Managing Member at KMF Investments Management LLC.
Prior to co-founding KMF Investments Management, LLC in 2008, Mr. Mallik was a Senior Manager in the Strategy Practice of Accenture LLP.
He obtained a BS in Chemical Engineering and BS in Bioengineering from UC Berkeley, and an MS in Chemical Engineering from MIT.

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KMF Investments Management LLC KMF Investments Management LLC Investment ManagersFinance KMF Investments seeks long-term capital appreciation and employs long-term value investing strategies. While the primary focus is to own US and international stocks, and/or undervalued bonds, it has the flexibility to be invested in any other asset classes, including buying or writing covered and uncovered options, and to sell short securities or to use margin leverage.	Founder	2007-12-31

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Massachusetts Institute of Technology Massachusetts Institute of Technology Finance/Rental/LeasingFinance Functions as a College/University	Finance
University of California, Berkeley University of California, Berkeley Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University	Consumer Services
KMF Investments Management LLC KMF Investments Management LLC Investment ManagersFinance KMF Investments seeks long-term capital appreciation and employs long-term value investing strategies. While the primary focus is to own US and international stocks, and/or undervalued bonds, it has the flexibility to be invested in any other asset classes, including buying or writing covered and uncovered options, and to sell short securities or to use margin leverage.	Finance