The Computing and Financial Management (CFM) program is happy to welcome the return of Professor Yuying Li as its new CFM Co-Director.
The School of Accounting and Finance's (SAF) sixth Annual Investment Research Challenge proved to be another memorable experiential opportunity for SAF students. Serving as a training ground for students who have gone on to win external competitions, including the global championship for the 2016 CFA Research Challenge, 18 student teams competed in July for a top prize of $2,000. Two CFM students are among the winners of the first-placed team.
On July 30, 2018 in Toronto, Neuberger Berman announced the formation of a research partnership with the University of Waterloo to study and develop data-driven techniques for investment management.
It’s been a year since School of Accounting and Finance (SAF) students took the world stage by storm at the CFA Institute Research Challenge and a lot has changed in that short period of time. In 2016 five students from the SAF (l-r), Kamaljot Dhaliwal, Daniel Zhang, Brent Small, Rudder Zhang and Adnan Khan, used their diverse co-op and program backgrounds to beat out over 1,000 teams from 70 countries to become the World Champions in a business valuation competition. But, where are they now?
CFM student among team that wins the 5th annual Investment Research Challenge (IRC).
Anish Chopra, Katherine Chan (AFM 4A), Kevin Ding (CFM 2B), Billy Lam (AFM 4A)
The 2017 Investment Research Challenge (IRC) was held on Friday, July 14. CFM student takes home the gold with their team.
Jen (CFM student), Arthur, Michael, and Erin did extremely well in the final presentations in Atlanta. Hire Heroes implemented many of their recommendations and awarded the team "Most Value to Hire Heroes".
The School of Accounting and Finance at the University of Waterloo recently hosted the 2015 Investment Research Challenge (IRC). The competition required student groups to analyze a publicly-traded stock and defend its buy/hold/sell recommendation.
Congratulations goes to Priya Murali (2B CFM) and her team on taking home the $2,000 prize as the winning team.
Peter Forsyth, a professor in Waterloo's Cheriton School of Computer Science and former CFM Co-Director, has developed an algorithm that shows how online brokerages are likely not handling investors' buy and sell orders in the best way possible. Read more about highlights on his research at Waterloo Stories.