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Mr. Sung Won Sohn is reknowned as one of the most accurate economic forecaster in the US. He was selected as the most accurate forecaster in 2001 by [[Bloomberg]] and also selected as the same title by [[Wall Street Journal]] in 2006. He studied Economics in [[University of Florida]] and earned PHD in Economics at the [[University of Pittsburgh]]. |
Mr. Sung Won Sohn is reknowned as one of the most accurate economic forecaster in the US. He was selected as the most accurate forecaster in 2001 by [[Bloomberg]] and also selected as the same title by [[Wall Street Journal]] in 2006. He studied Economics in [[University of Florida]] and earned PHD in Economics at the [[University of Pittsburgh]]. |
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He was a senior economist on the President's Council of Economic Advisors during Nixon administration, where he was responsible for economic and legislative matters pertaining to the Federal Reserve and financial markets. |
He was a senior economist on the President's Council of Economic Advisors during Nixon administration, where he was responsible for economic and legislative matters pertaining to the Federal Reserve and financial markets. |
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After then He worked for WellsFargo bank as a chief economist and as |
After then He worked for WellsFargo bank as a chief economist and as Executive vice president. Currently he is President/CEO of Hanmi Financial Corp in Los Angeles. |
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Revision as of 05:06, 16 June 2006
Mr. Sung Won Sohn is reknowned as one of the most accurate economic forecaster in the US. He was selected as the most accurate forecaster in 2001 by Bloomberg and also selected as the same title by Wall Street Journal in 2006. He studied Economics in University of Florida and earned PHD in Economics at the University of Pittsburgh. He was a senior economist on the President's Council of Economic Advisors during Nixon administration, where he was responsible for economic and legislative matters pertaining to the Federal Reserve and financial markets. After then He worked for WellsFargo bank as a chief economist and as Executive vice president. Currently he is President/CEO of Hanmi Financial Corp in Los Angeles.