John Templeton

John Templeton was a renowned investor and philanthropist, known for pioneering mutual funds and value investing strategies. He founded the Templeton Growth Fund in 1954, which became famous for its success in identifying undervalued stocks globally. Templeton believed in seeking opportunities in challenging markets, and he emphasized a long-term investment approach. Beyond finance, he was committed to philanthropy, establishing the Templeton Prize to honor those who expand our understanding of life's big questions. His legacy continues through various initiatives aimed at fostering scientific research and spiritual exploration.