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Credit Markets – Emergency Economic Summit (3 of 14)
On September 30, 2008, the Seidman College of Business hosted an emergency summit at Grand Valley State University to explore the intricacies of the global financial crisis in the United States and in West Michigan. “Historic Financial Crisis: A West Michigan Conversation,” included panel presentations from and discussion between six academics and practitioners. Mitch Stapley is responsible for all fixed income management trading at Fifth Third Asset Management, Inc. Mr. Stapley has been …
Commercial Banking – Emergency Economic Summit (8 of 14)
On September 30, 2008, the Seidman College of Business hosted an emergency summit at Grand Valley State University to explore the intricacies of the global financial crisis in the United States and in West Michigan. “Historic Financial Crisis: A West Michigan Conversation,” included panel presentations from and discussion between six academics and practitioners. Jon Chism, CPA, is an audit partner with Plante & Moran and has over thirty years of public accounting experience. He specializes …
How Did We Get Here? – Emergency Economic Summit (2 of 14)
On September 30, 2008, the Seidman College of Business hosted an emergency summit at Grand Valley State University to explore the intricacies of the global financial crisis in the United States and in West Michigan. “Historic Financial Crisis: A West Michigan Conversation,” included panel presentations from and discussion between six academics and practitioners. Dan Giedeman is an Associate Professor of Economics at GVSU. His research interest include banking — particularly banking …
Why Bailout? – Emergency Economic Summit (11 of 14)
On September 30, 2008, the Seidman College of Business hosted an emergency summit at Grand Valley State University to explore the intricacies of the global financial crisis in the United States and in West Michigan. “Historic Financial Crisis: A West Michigan Conversation,” included panel presentations from and discussion between six academics and practitioners.
Investments (cont.) – Emergency Economic Summit (6 of 14)
On September 30, 2008, the Seidman College of Business hosted an emergency summit at Grand Valley State University to explore the intricacies of the global financial crisis in the United States and in West Michigan. “Historic Financial Crisis: A West Michigan Conversation,” included panel presentations from and discussion between six academics and practitioners. Michael Hampton, vice president for investments at Raymond James & Associates, began his career in the securities industry in 1979 …
17. Investment Banking and Secondary Markets
Financial Markets (ECON 252) First, Professor Shiller discusses today’s changing financial system and recent market stabilization reform introduced by US Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson. The financial system is inherently unstable and would benefit from more surveillance, particularly for consumer protection issues, given the recent subprime mortgage crisis. Although this particular reform might not be successful, more regulators and policymakers are talking about changing the stabilization …
Introduction – Emergency Economic Summit (1 of 14)
On September 30, 2008, the Seidman College of Business hosted an emergency summit at Grand Valley State University to explore the intricacies of the global financial crisis in the United States and in West Michigan. “Historic Financial Crisis: A West Michigan Conversation,” included panel presentations from and discussion between six academics and practitioners. Dr. Sridhar Sundaram is an Associate Professor and Chair of the Finance department at the Seidman College of Business, Grand Valley …
Final Thoughts – Emergency Economic Summit (14 of 14)
On September 30, 2008, the Seidman College of Business hosted an emergency summit at Grand Valley State University to explore the intricacies of the global financial crisis in the United States and in West Michigan. “Historic Financial Crisis: A West Michigan Conversation,” included panel presentations from and discussion between six academics and practitioners.
