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...Simsek] is a brilliant young scholar ... and [he] will help a lot both with our finance teaching of undergraduates and with many interests of our graduate students in this area,” Economics Professor Andrei Shleifer wrote in an e-mail...
...remember him to be one of the very best students I have ever had in my 31-year career. He had a wonderful attitude and a great aptitude for learning as an older undergrad student,” wrote Steven M. Fettke, who is still a professor at Southeastern, in an e-mail...
...have slowed down on any further changes until we have had the opportunity to hire the new CIO so that they can be involved in the big picture from the get-go,” Selsby wrote in an e-mailed statement. In the meantime, FAS IT has begun to search for an interim Technical Manager, he added...
...might not say that it is ‘business as usual,’” Selsby wrote. “I would definitely say that we have hardly slowed down because of these openings...
Finally, and perhaps most importantly, Congress needs to take a hard look at how these banks are structured and the purpose they serve in today’s economy. As Roger Lowenstein wrote in a recent article, banks today make an overwhelming percentage of their profits from trading, in effect making them giant hedge funds-in-disguise that pose a stability risk to the market while also performing some banking operations. The Volcker rule, which would ban banks from engaging in proprietary trading, would change technical classifications that are easy to work around, as investment banks could shift risks...