14Oct

Interview with Curtis Jensen, former CIO of Third Ave. Management [Pt. 2]

This is part two of a two-part interview with Curtis Jensen, former CIO of Third Ave. Management. The interview is part of ValueWalk’s Value Fund Interview Series.

Throughout this series, we are publishing weekly interviews with value-oriented hedge funds, and asset managers. All the past interviews in the series can be found here.

Curtis Jensen is the former Chief Investment Officer of Third Avenue Management, where he spent 19 years.  Mr. Jensen was an . . .

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