Benjamin Graham

Benjamin Graham, renowned as the "father of value investing," was a British-born American economist, investor, and educator. Best known for his influential books "The Intelligent Investor" and "Security Analysis," co-authored with David Dodd, Graham laid the groundwork for modern financial analysis and investment principles. Born on May 8, 1894, in London, he later moved to New York, where he attended Columbia University. There, he became a leading figure in the finance sector and mentored iconic investor Warren Buffett. Beyond his impact on investment strategy, Graham was known for advocating a disciplined investment approach and rigorous financial analysis. He passed away in 1976.