| The Wharton
Investment Management Fund is a student-run organization responsible
for managing approximately $800,000 on the behalf of The Wharton
School of the University of Pennsylvania. The Fund provides the
opportunity for Wharton MBA students to gain hands-on experience
in the investment management field that enhances lessons learned
in both classroom and work environments. Since 1996, the Fund has
adhered to a small-cap value investment discipline.
The Fund is officially managed by up to twelve Fund
Fellows, all of whom are current Wharton MBA students. During the
2006-07 school year, the Fund Fellows reviewed over seventy-five
investment recommendations from Wharton MBA students who act as
Fund Analysts.
The Wharton Investment Management Fund is a key
component of the Wharton Investment Management Club, and is open
to all current IM Club members.
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On September 16, 2003, three
of the Wharton MBA Class of 2004 Fund Fellows were interviewed
live on CNBC's Power Lunch by Bill Griffeth. The CNBC interview
coverage included the Wharton Investment Management Fund's
investment philosophy as well as recent buy and sell decisions.
Watch
the web-video of the interview
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