Finance
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Georgetown MSF Program Welcomes its Largest Class
47% Full-time students; 12% Already have a Masters Degrees; 37% Non-Business/Economics Majors; 23% Female; 26% Underrepresented Minorities; 44% U.S. Diversity; Average 28; Work Experience Range 0-31; Average Years of Work Experience 5
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Undergraduate Program Virtually Celebrates Graduates in Awards Ceremony
Georgetown’s McDonough School of Business recognized students graduating from the Undergraduate Program on Saturday, May 22, during the school’s annual Tropaia. Watch the virtual ceremony. View the v
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What is Options Trading? A Beginners Guide
Here’s an example of how options trading works from James Angel, a finance professor at Georgetown University.
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Coinbase is Going Public Without an IPO. Here’s How Its Direct Listing will Work
With the confluence of a roaring stock market, a crypto market that’s hitting all-time highs, and Coinbase’s healthy balance sheet itself, “This is a great time to become public,” argues Reena Aggarwal, professor of finance and director of the Georgetown Center for Financial Markets and Policy.
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How Remote Working During Covid is Changing Crisis Management
Comments from Brooks Holtom, professor and senior associate dean for finance, strategy, and organization.
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Robinhood Failed to Disclose Certain Trade Executions to Public Feed
“Should they deserve to get a parking ticket for it? Yes. Should it be painful enough that they don’t do it again? Yes,” said James Angel, finance professor who specializes in market structure.
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Undergraduate Program Launches Financial Literacy Program
Last semester, seven undergraduate students launched a chapter of First Generation Investors (FGI) at Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business to educate nine local high school students o
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IPO Market Cools as Sentiment Moves From ‘Wildly Overoptimistic to Optimistic’
A slowdown for SPACs “may be a good thing in that we have so many SPACs coming to market,” said James Angel, a finance professor.
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How Technology will Drive Conflict Between U.S. and China
Arthur Dong, professor, joins Yahoo Finance’s Alexis Christoforous and Kristin Myers to discuss the outlook on the trade relations between U.S. and China.
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Are Retail Investors Changing the Rules of the Game?
James Angel, associate professor, says: “We’re seeing a new generation of investors getting into trading via new technology.”
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