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Jessica Wonkyung Leem worked as the Co-Head of Macro Research at FJ Capital Management LLC from 2014 to 2020.
She received a graduate degree from New York University and an undergraduate degree from Binghamton University School of Management.
Former positions of Jessica Wonkyung Leem
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FJ Capital Management LLC
FJ Capital Management LLC Investment ManagersFinance FJ Capital is a fundamentally-driven manager which focuses on opportunities in the financial services industry, with an emphasis on the US community/regional bank sector. The firm constructs portfolios using proprietary fundamental research to uncover value disparities in the small- and mid-cap banking sector. They seek to take advantage of these disparities by building core positions with longer-term holding periods. FJ Capital also seeks to generate attractive, risk-adjusted investment returns by uncovering opportunities with identifiable, near-term catalysts. In selecting investments, they emphasize individual security selection (bottom-up investing). | Economist | 2020-02-29 |
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New York University
New York University Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
FJ Capital Management LLC
FJ Capital Management LLC Investment ManagersFinance FJ Capital is a fundamentally-driven manager which focuses on opportunities in the financial services industry, with an emphasis on the US community/regional bank sector. The firm constructs portfolios using proprietary fundamental research to uncover value disparities in the small- and mid-cap banking sector. They seek to take advantage of these disparities by building core positions with longer-term holding periods. FJ Capital also seeks to generate attractive, risk-adjusted investment returns by uncovering opportunities with identifiable, near-term catalysts. In selecting investments, they emphasize individual security selection (bottom-up investing). | Finance |
Binghamton University School of Management
Binghamton University School of Management Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
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