Profil
Mr. Kenneth S.
Farsalas, CFA MBA, is a Director of U.S.
Equities & Portfolio Manager at Oberweis Asset Management, Inc. He joined Oberweis Asset Management in November 2004 and is responsible for the firm's domestic strategies.
Mr. Farsalas became the Lead Portfolio Manager of both the Micro-Cap Growth and Small-Cap Opportunities strategies effective January 1, 2015.
Mr. Farsalas was previously employed at Dearborn Partners LLC, where he was a Managing Director and the Director of Research.
Prior to that, he worked as a small-cap Research Analyst and Portfolio Manager at Sterling Johnston Capital Management and began his career at SEI Capital Resources as an Investment Consultant.
Mr. Farsalas received a BS in Journalism and Economics from Northwestern University and an MBA in Finance and Accounting from The University of Chicago.
He is a holder of the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation.
Aktive Positionen von Ken Farsalas
| Unternehmen | Position | Beginn |
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Oberweis Asset Management, Inc.
Oberweis Asset Management, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance Oberweis is an active investment manager that employs a bottom-up, fundamental-research based investment approach. The firm seeks to identify and capitalize on pricing inefficiencies involving micro-, small- and mid-capitalization equities worldwide. | Head-Equity Investments | 01.11.2004 |
Ehemalige bekannte Positionen von Ken Farsalas
| Unternehmen | Position | Ende |
|---|---|---|
Dearborn Partners LLC
Dearborn Partners LLC Investment ManagersFinance Dearborn mainly uses fundamental research in formulating investment advice and managing assets, combined with asset allocation, portfolio diversification and other strategies. | Analyst-Equity | 31.10.2004 |
Sterling Johnston Capital Management LP
Sterling Johnston Capital Management LP Investment ManagersFinance Sterling Johnson Capital Management's (SJC) investment approach is based on the belief that superior investment returns are generated over the long-term through investments in under followed companies that are experiencing dramatic acceleration in earnings and revenue growth. The firm invests mainly in the stocks of small- and micro-cap companies with: (1) dramatically accelerating earnings (2) strong and improving financials (3) strong company relative price strength (4) strong industry relative price strength and (5) low institutional ownership/sponsorship. SJC may sell a position when there is declining relative price strength and/or decelerating earnings momentum. Relative industry price strength is also considered as a factor in sell decisions. The firm may also sell a stock if the fundamental reasons for purchasing the stock are no longer valid. Though not limited by sector, SJC tends to invest in the stocks of US small- and micro-cap companies in the electronic technology, health technology and technology services sectors. the firm maintains a high turnover rate. | Portfolio Manager-Aktien | - |
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Oberweis Asset Management, Inc.
Oberweis Asset Management, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance Oberweis is an active investment manager that employs a bottom-up, fundamental-research based investment approach. The firm seeks to identify and capitalize on pricing inefficiencies involving micro-, small- and mid-capitalization equities worldwide. | Finance |
Sterling Johnston Capital Management LP
Sterling Johnston Capital Management LP Investment ManagersFinance Sterling Johnson Capital Management's (SJC) investment approach is based on the belief that superior investment returns are generated over the long-term through investments in under followed companies that are experiencing dramatic acceleration in earnings and revenue growth. The firm invests mainly in the stocks of small- and micro-cap companies with: (1) dramatically accelerating earnings (2) strong and improving financials (3) strong company relative price strength (4) strong industry relative price strength and (5) low institutional ownership/sponsorship. SJC may sell a position when there is declining relative price strength and/or decelerating earnings momentum. Relative industry price strength is also considered as a factor in sell decisions. The firm may also sell a stock if the fundamental reasons for purchasing the stock are no longer valid. Though not limited by sector, SJC tends to invest in the stocks of US small- and micro-cap companies in the electronic technology, health technology and technology services sectors. the firm maintains a high turnover rate. | Finance |
Dearborn Partners LLC
Dearborn Partners LLC Investment ManagersFinance Dearborn mainly uses fundamental research in formulating investment advice and managing assets, combined with asset allocation, portfolio diversification and other strategies. | Finance |
Northwestern University
Northwestern University Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
The University of Chicago
The University of Chicago Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
















