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    Michael R Yogg

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Passion for Reality Paul Cabot and the Boston Mutual Fund

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Michael R Yogg
Michael R. Yogg, Ph.D., CFA worked in the investment business from 1978 until 2012, the first eighteen years at Paul Cabot’s company, State Street Research & Management, as an analyst, research director, portfolio manager, and chief investment officer. He was later a managing director at Putnam Investments. Following graduation from Yale and navy service, he worked as a teaching fellow in history while earning his Ph.D. at Harvard. He lives in Wellesley, Massachusetts with his wife Joan.
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ISBN: 978-1425715021
Publisher: Xlibris
Publish Date: 2006
Page Count: 242

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