Graduate students from the University of Denver’s Daniels College of Business will compete in the 11th Annual Cable Apprentice Competition Friday, March 3. The students are charged with pitching new TV product ideas for millennial customers. The event gives the DU...
Five Daniels College of Business students won the 8th Annual Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) Institute Research Challenge-Colorado Competition. The winning team members are Hannah Hunter, bachelor’s of business analytics and finance major; Ford McCarty, master’s in...
There’s one thing I think we can all agree on when it comes to the 2016 presidential election: thankfully it’s almost over. As we near the end of this long, strange trip it was fascinating to hear several financial experts tackle the question, “what will the impact of...
Andrew Detzel, assistant professor of finance at the University of Denver’s Daniels College of Business, says there are potentially rewarding alternatives to passive investment strategies – but the potential and the rewards vary by equity-market segment. The research...
For the thousands of British expats living in Colorado, news of Friday’s Brexit causes some uncertainty and mixed opinions. “I don’t know how I would have voted,” said Jessica Avery, who moved to the United States from the U.K. more than 20 years ago. She watched as...
Markets across the world are reeling from the fallout of U.K. voters deciding to lead their country out of the European Union. On Friday, the Dow fell 600 points and the NASDAQ was down more than 200. Despite trading on the U.S. markets being down, some financial...
The Reiman School of Finance hosted its biannual Finance Forum earlier this month, offering up three different perspectives on private equity. More than 80 students, alumni, faculty, staff and community members attended the spring forum. Speakers included Charlie...
April 20th might be just a date on the calendar in most areas of the world, but in Colorado the date is known as 420, the day people celebrate the consumption of marijuana. This year, the University of Denver hosted a Marijuana Summit on the day to showcase the...
In 2015, Jack Strauss, professor and the Miller Chair of Applied Economics at the Reiman School of Finance, completed a study on how lowering state restrictions on the sales of alcohol in grocery stores and other superstores would impact Colorado consumers, retail...
