"You'll learn this
in FIN 2"
in FIN 2"
This analytical approach found its way into 80% of Ridas's comments this semester
What is a Monte Carlo simulation?
When she’s not in the classroom, Professor Jeng can be found watching her kids play this cold weather sport
Hockey
When seeking to copy formulas over from one cell to another, please don’t forget to…
lock the cell!
This person still might confuse strength and sensitivity
Who is Rodrigo?
This is your primary goal when deciding what stocks to include in your portfolio
Maximize the Sharpe Ratio
If this is negative, we always just assume another part of the business can pay for it (even when there is no other part of the business)
What are Taxes?
Professor Jeng and our section president both worked at this firm after graduating college
What is Goldman Sachs?
Whether as a hedge fund manager or as a professional soccer player, Tom Adeyemi will be using this Excel formula to find the result of an equation despite not having all the inputs.
What is GOAL SEEK?
We wonder if these three named themselves the "CFO corner"
Who are Sydney, Edgar, and Kabir?
Investors will be willing to provide you with capital if the investment does this
Maximizes the Sharpe ratio
You lend $50 to the Patrick Company with a very high risk, high return and Leslie lends $50 to the Patrick Company for a low risk, low return. Patrick Company goes bankrupt, can only salvage $50, and pays Leslie $50 back while you get $0. In the Patrick Company capital structure, what was the money that Leslie lent called?
Subordinate debt
Despite our mixed feelings on Roy Swan, Professor Jeng's most recent academic paper focused on these capital market participants.
Who are Impact Investors?
Name that shortcut:
"ALT, H, B, O"
What is applying a bottom border to a cell?
These section mates can confirm if we'd "only do DCFs like this if you work at Morgan Stanley".
Michael, Melissa, and Ryan
If you're cold-called in FIN and you don't know the answer, this was a pretty safe bet
What is maximize the Sharpe Ratio