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A fundamental tenant of the Asset Management pathway is that good investors need to have a fundamental understanding of businesses and the markets and industries in which those businesses operate. Thus, successful investors need to know all aspects of the businesses and markets in which they invest.
A critical component of the pathway is its experiential learning course offerings, the Asset Management Practicum and the Asset Management Lab.
The Asset Management Practicum is a sequence of courses in which the students manage long/short equity portfolios with total assets under management of $10 million. The students chose stocks to analyze and are responsible for trading, asset allocation, risk management and performance attribution.
The Asset Management Lab is a course in which students are placed in asset management firms to work on a project selected by the firm. Students spend one to two days per week at the firm during the quarter.
Faculty sponsor: Robert Korajczyk (Finance)
2 | Competitive Advantage
FINC 442
Value Investing
FINC 444
Financial Reporting and Analysis
ACCT 451
Competitive Strategy and Industrial Structure
MECN 441
Financial Modeling for Leveraged Buyout Transactions
FINC 478-5
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