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Faculty in the Media
Kevin Burke, managing director of the Notre Dame Institute of Global Investing, discusses how the role and importance of global investing continues to grow – and become more complicated.
Analytics & Technology
Finance senior Javier Valverde has won the 2017 OZY Genius Award award for his fintech platform, Capital Pro.
Faculty in the Media
Finance professor Carl Ackermann told the ND seniors to start investing as soon as they graduate.
Finance & Markets
"The moment [Ben] achieves something, or something comes his way, he only thinks about how he can leverage it to serve humanity, especially those in the greatest need," finance professor Carl Ackermann says about senior Benjamin Fouch.
Alumni Impact
Gale Bowman (MARK '05) is the founding director of the Irish Angels, a Notre Dame inspired angel investing group, and a management and organization adjunct professor.
Analytics & Technology
Accountancy teaching professor James O'Brien (ACCT '88) discusses most fair and least fair tax instruments with WalletHub.
Finance & Markets
A team of University of Notre Dame undergraduate students won first place in the 2017 Undergraduate Venture Capital Investing Competition (VCIC), a highly regarded annual event hosted by the University of North Carolina’s Kenan-Flagler Business School. The five students — a combination of finance and economics majors who ranged from sophomore to senior — bested six teams during the final round of competition on March 25. Jackson Jhin, Lavinia Li, Daniel Ko, Tyler Christian and Carlos Covarrubias Serrano traveled to UNC’s Chapel Hill campus for the final event.…
Faculty in the Media
Charlice Hurst, an expert on gender in the workplace, says an increase in women billionaires worldwide doesn't indicate systemic economic improvements for women.
Analytics & Technology
Automation expert Timothy Carone says Intel's acquisition of Mobileye signifies impending rise of autonomous cars.
Consumer Behavior
Upcoming research by marketing assistant professor Emily Garbinsky suggests that spouses who pool finances spend less on frivolous items than spouses spending from separate accounts.