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Leeds research finds target-date fund sponsors overcharged investors by $30 billion from 2008 to 2019. If, in 2006, you had put $1 million into one of the nation’s largest target-date funds, that investment today would be worth about $2.2 million
Burridge Center Open Office Hours Spring 2021 Tuesday/Thursday 10-11AM, and by appointment. Zoom Link New (Virtual) Burridge Center Treks The Burridge Center is working closely with our Board of Advisors to provide Exploratory
Season's Greetings! A list of things to look for in the Spring New and improved Burridge Center Treks Exploratory & Industry (job focused) Burridge Board Member Organized Pre-Meetings Women in Finance Forum January 26th
The CME Group University Trading Challenge is a complimentary electronic trading competition that allows students to experience the excitement, energy and decision-making environment of real-time trading. Teams of undergraduate and graduate students- November is just another regular month, part of a regular year. Nothing to see here... If you haven't been applying for jobs, but want to start - bookmark and check Handshake regularly. As of this writing, it is THE employer portal.
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Welcome to the most unique Fall semester to date! The Burridge Center is working to create, host and promote various events and guest speakers to make Fall 2020 one to remember! We won't have weekly newsletter to clutter your inbox,
The Burridge Center at the Leeds School of Business connects students with the finance industry through the Burridge Center Conference, industry treks, networking and guest speaker events.
The Burridge Center for Finance held its 2020 Conference on February 27–28. The annual event showcases industry thought leadership, challenges and trends in the finance industry. This year’s theme focused on sustainable investing. Nearly 200
Last week, the Burridge Center for Finance at the Leeds School of Business led a group of 10 undergraduate and nine graduate students to Denver as part of its Finance Career Treks. The treks offer students the opportunity to witness the diverse