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Prof.
Robert
A. Korajczyk, Director of the Zell Center for Risk
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05/12/08. “The Liquidity Crisis/Credit Crunch and the State of the Leveraged Loan Markets." Talk given by David Sachs, founding member and partner of Ares Management LLC, at noon in Jacobs 1246. Co-sponsored with Financial Institutions and Market Research Center.
04/18/08. Chicago Microfinance Conference. Students from the U. of Chicago Graduate School of Business, the Harris School of Public Policy Studies and the Kellogg School of Management presented: Competition & Collaboration: Expanding the Boundaries of Microfinance.
04/07/08.Jerome Kenney '67, chairman emeritus of Merrill Lynch, offered real-world view of finance during guest lecture to students in the Asset Mgmt. Practicum class...
04/04/08
Zell Visiting Scholar, Dean
Thomas E. Zelibor, Rear Admiral, USN (ret),
spoke on "How Leaders Cope with Risk, during
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Zell
Center for Risk Research
The
goal of the Zell Center for Risk Research is to promote the
study and understanding of the way people perceive risk, the
effects of these perceptions, and the management of risk.
The center will do this in two ways: first, by encouraging
academic research in this area; and second, through facilitating
the communication of the results of this research to a wide
audience of academics, students and practitioners.
To encourage academic research in this area, particularly
among Kellogg School faculty, the center provides financial
support for faculty research. Center visitors are invited
to speak and present materials to stimulate thinking in this
field and work with Kellogg School faculty in producing new
ideas.
The
center also supports the communication of relevant academic
research to students, practitioners, and faculty in a number
of ways, including sponsoring academic and student-led conferences,
supporting the development of a curriculum focused on risk,
providing scholarships for students pursuing studies in risk,
and supporting the Kellogg School’s Asset Management
Practicum.
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