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Acca Aaron Pek

Fund Manager at Pheim Asset Management

Aaron Pek, ACCA, is a passionate advocate of value investing, following in the footsteps of the renowned Benjamin Graham, considered the father of Value Investing.

He interprets investment as a means to ensure the safety of principal and a satisfactory return, akin to a loan to the business with a keen focus on risk management.

Aaron's approach to the stock market involves looking beyond just EPS and emphasizes the intrinsic value of an investment compared to its market price.

His education includes a Bachelor's Degree in Accounting from First City University College and ACCA accreditation from Sunway University, showcasing his expertise in financial matters.

With a background as a Fund Manager at Pheim Asset Management and experience as an Equity and Credit Analyst at various organizations, Aaron possesses a wealth of experience in financial analysis and management.

Highlights

May 22 · linkedin

ONE #SUBSTACK A DAY: In this series, I'll be introducing one good Substack article per day - after I've personally read them. Today's Substack is by Pari Passu, and provides an excellent BANKING INDUSTRY PRIMER:

https://lnkd.in/gCciChe5

AI-generated summary (120 words):

  1. Banking sector's unique operational model: leveraging debt, minimal CapEx, focus on financial acumen
  2. Sector performance drivers: interest rates, regulations, consumer debt levels
  3. Bank capital's role: loss buffer, regulatory compliance (Basel III)
  4. Sector stratification money center, regional, community banks; two-tiered system favoring larger banks
  5. Technology integration: efficiency gains, AI in underwriting/pricing, operational streamlining
  6. Valuation metrics: P/E, P/B ratios; book value's regulatory significance
  7. CAMELS rating system: comprehensive regulatory assessment framework
  8. Value investing appeal: price/valuation extremes, dividends, multiple expansion, organic value creation, M&A
  9. 2023 bank failures: precarious margins, liquidity crunch, Fed policy shifts, slow innovation
  10. Sector disparities: "too big to fail" vs. smaller banks, deposit consolidation risks, economic diversity concerns
May 22 · linkedin

Really awesome Interest Rates Primer

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Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia