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ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ’s chapter of the international honor organization for financial information students and professionals earned second place in the Best Practices competition.

 Wednesday from 6-7 p.m. in Schar 203 

Love School of Business students assumed the role of research analysts in one of the most prestigious financial analysis competitions, advancing to the Americas Regional level.

Research co-authored by Assistant Professor Kate Upton examines the impact of a new asset class known as actively managed exchange traded funds (ETFs).

The graduating cohort applied the knowledge and skills acquired during the program to a business case analysis presentation.  

MBA students and faculty participated in an experiential course in Southeast Asia during January.

Mark Mallon, assistant professor of strategic management, researched the in-crisis performance of multinational enterprises in relation to pre-crisis development of asset management capabilities.

Business Fellows spent two weeks in the United Arab Emirates examining the business practices and cultural differences that differ in international business.

International business professor Carri Tolmie and Love School of Business founding dean Thomas Tiemann published a case through the Ivey Business School Foundation.