Podcasts about msc finance

Programme Les diplômés de NEOMA Alumni et les professeurs de la faculté de NEOMA BS s'associent pour publier un 18e livre aux éditions Pearson. Enjeu majeur pour les entreprises et en constante évolution, comment la valorisation des actifs s'estelle, en quelques décennies, adaptée aux évolutions technologiques et à la montée en puissance de nouveaux types d'actifs ?  Cet ouvrage, construit en deux temps, offre un panorama clair, riche et détaillé sur un sujet complexe. Dans un premier temps, il propose d'étudier les actifs traditionnels – eux-mêmes soumis à de perpétuels changements – de la généralisation de l'intelligence artificielle à l'évolution des marchés boursiers en passant par les crises, financières ou sanitaires. Dans un second temps, l'ouvrage analyse plus en détail les actifs immatériels , dont l'importance dans la valorisation est croissante, mais dont la mesure reste difficile. Pour cela, il parcourt des sujets aussi variés que la biodiversité, la transition climatique, les NFT, la raison d'être, le capital humain… L'étude d'un aussi vaste champs permet, d'une part, d'appréhender la diversité des actifs immatériels et, d'autre part, de révéler leur importance dans la valorisation et la façon dont ils peuvent être appréciés. Auteurs / Intervenants ► Charles Daussy | enseignant-chercheur en contrôle de gestion à NEOMA Business School► Pascal Delage (PGE 2005) | Global Key Account Manager BAW - Business At Work► Stéphane Dubreuille | directeur de l'Executive Education et professeur de Finance à NEOMA Business School► Arthur du Mesnil (PGE 2017) | Directeur Associé CALMON PARTNERS► Stéphane Fourneaux | Professeur Associé de Finance à NEOMA Business School et Responsable Pédagogique du Mastère Analyse Financière Internationale.► Guillaume Genetay | Managing Director, responsable des Risques pour les Actifs Illiquides► Jean-Michel Huet (PGE 1997) | associé chez BearingPoint.► Stéphane Karm | directeur de la modélisation quantitative et de l'analyse des risques chez GE et adjunct professor à NEOMA Business School► Catherine Karyotis | professeur de Finance, est Responsable du programme de formation continue Objectif Manager de NEOMA Business School.► Isabelle Miroir-Lair | Professeure associée à NEOMA Business School► Viviane Neiter (PGE 1980) | experte en gouvernance d'entreprise► Alexia Patrinos (PGE 200) | fondatrice de GOOD REASON WHY,► Franck Pignède (PGE 2013) | Directeur Eight Advisory► Maria Ruiz Garcia | professeure de finance à Neoma Business School, directrice du MSc Finance, Investment & Wealth Management► Yassine Soualih (PGE 2014) | Directeur Private Equity► Sara Ain Tommar | professeure de Finance à NEOMA Business School.► Jérôme Verny | Professeur en transport, logistique et supply chain a NEOMA Business School,  fondateur et Directeur de l'institut de recherche en transport et logistique innovante

We are pleased to introduce the ARK Crypto Brainstorm; a quarterly conversation between a rotating group of experts in the crypto space, The ARK Crypto Brainstorm will be published through the For Your Innovation podcast channels and aims to be an informative and in-depth conversation on the current state of the ever-changing crypto landscape with experts offering diverse viewpoints. In the first episode of the ARK Crypto Brainstorm, ARK Cryptocurrency Analyst Yassine Elmandjra and Chief Futurist Brett Winton hosted five leaders in the crypto space including: Alex Gladstein CSO, Human Rights Foundation Alex Gladstein is Chief Strategy Officer at the Human Rights Foundation. He has also served as Vice President of Strategy for the Oslo Freedom Forum since its inception in 2009. In his work, Alex has connected hundreds of dissidents and civil society groups with business leaders, technologists, journalists, philanthropists, policymakers, and artists to promote free and open societies. Chris Burniske Partner, Placeholder Chris Burniske is the Partner at Placeholder VC, a venture capital firm that invests in decentralized networks and web3 services. Chris is also the author of Cryptoassets: The Innovative Investor's Guide to Bitcoin and Beyond, and he formerly led Crypto research at ARK. Dhruv Bansal Co-Founder and CSO, Unchained Capital Dhruv Bansal is the Co-Founder and CSO at Unchained Capital, a bitcoin native financial services company offering collaborative custody multisignature vaults and loans for bitcoin holders. Prior to Unchained Capital, Dhruv was the co-Founder and CSO at Infochimps, a cloud service that streamlines building and managing complex big data environments and distills analytics. Eric Wall Crypto Blogger Eric Wall is a Stockholm-based software engineer and cryptocurrency trader. He works at a financial IT infrastructure provider as a blockchain and cryptocurrency domain expert and holds a M.Sc.Eng. in Information and Communication Engineering Technologies from the Faculty of Engineering (LTH), Lund University, where he specialized in blockchain technology. Nic Carter Founding Partner, Castle Island Ventures Nic Carter is a founding partner at Castle Island Ventures, a venture capital firm focused exclusively on public blockchains. Before founding Castle Island, Nic worked for Fidelity as their first cryptoasset analyst, where he devised research perspectives on public blockchains. He is the cofounder of Coin Metrics. He holds a degree in philosophy from the University of St Andrews and an MSc Finance and Investment from the University of Edinburgh. Key Points From This Episode: Potential sources for additional fallout in the cryptocurrency market Why might Binance's auditor have quit Binance's current situation generally, and what might the company's future look like Game theory on calling out crypto scams What the future could be for Tether How US Treasury assets could be instrumentalized Would a potential collapse of Tether be positive for Bitcoin? How crypto regulation plays a role in the long-term How Fidelity can impact Bitcoin What the future might hold for the decentralized finance (DeFi) industry Bitcoin's relative strength among a variety of other crypto crashes The prospects for Bitcoin's price movement in the near term General thoughts on the collapse of FTX Is Solana dead or can it come back into favor? How the NFT ecosystem compares to the rest of the Ethereum ecosystem What are some optimistic viewpoints in crypto despite considerable recent volatility How government policy and regulation could shape the crypto market

This week we hear from alumni guest speaker Lan Xu, who worked as a Digital Marketing Specialist in Birmingham. Lan studied BSc Business at the University of Birmingham from 2016-2019 and is currently studying MSc Finance at Aston University.

Curious about handling money after your first salary? Unsure how to spend your money in the long run? Tune in to the first podcast of Season 2 of SeedhiBaat as Manpreet Singh, a Finance Professional and currently pursuing MSc FInance in Queen's University in Belfast in Ireland joins us to gives information in-depth about how to start investing and manage our finances better!

This week Danny chats to Paddy Ryder, Co-Founder of Covid Interns and MSc Finance & Accounting student at Imperial College London. The guys talk about starting a social enterprise in the midst of covid. the benefits of societal involvements at college, moving to London and breaking into the world of Investment Banking. They also delve into how the opportunity cost of trying new things has never been lower, which in part led to Paddy setting up Covid Interns, enabling him partner students/graduates with organisations seeking assistance during the pandemic.

Benvenuti al quinto episodio della sezione Apocalypse del Podcast del Kactus! L'Apocalisse è vicina o la stiamo già vivendo? A questa e ad altre domande non abbiamo delle vere risposte, ma solo teorie e speculazioni. L'unica certezza che abbiamo è che mascherina, guanti e disinfettante saranno le nostre nuove compagne di vita! In questo episodio, vi presentiamo due esperti di economia e finanza che ci aiuteranno (anche nei prossimi episodi) nella trattazione di temi scottanti ed attuali: il Dott. Giuseppe Orlando (Gasparino), Msc Economics at LIUC Business School, Private Banker ed esperto di mercati finanziari e politiche monetarie (ha inoltre seguito l'Open Course di Financial Markets alla Yale University con il Prof. Robert. J. Shiller), e il Dott. Nicola Calzà, studente Msc Finance in Bocconi e Head of Market Insight Research Bocconi Students Asset Management Club (in passato, studente di Economia e Finanza alla Bocconi e alla LSE di Londra e alla Nanyang Business School di Singapore, con esperienze lavorative per due diverse società di investimento, quali Negentropy e Pictet). Con i nostri ospiti odierni metteremo a confronto la crisi economica del 2008 con quella che stiamo vivendo e di cui non abbiamo ancora percepito le effettive e potenziali conseguenze. Per ulteriori informazioni, contattateci via mail all'indirizzo podcastdelkactus@gmail.com oppure attraverso le nostre pagine ufficiali: Facebook (Podcast del Kactus) ed Instagram (@podcastdelkactus). Grazie per l'ascolto e buon divertimento!

#MangoPodcast ใครอยากต่อ Finance ที่มหาลัยชื่อดังอย่าง University of Exeter มาทางนี้เลยจ้าาาา!! . Mango Podcast รายการ "เรียนต่ออังกฤษ 101" EP.11 ตอน หลักสูตร Finance and Investment ที่ University of Exeter กับน้องพริมและน้องกัน น้องๆผู้น่ารักที่กำลังเรียนหลักสูตร MSc Finance and Invesment ที่ University of Exeter อยู่ตอนนี้ จะมาให้ข้อมูลเกี่ยวกับหลักสูตร Finance ในสายต่างๆของ University of Exeter อย่างละเอียดถี่ยิบเลยค่า ใครกำลังหาข้อมูลเรียนต่ออยู่ อยากเรียน Finance พลาดไม่ได้เลย!! . ว่าแล้ว ก็ตามไปฟังกันได้เลยจ้าาาา . ถ้าใครอยากรู้ข้อมูลเพิ่มเติม จะโทรมาปรึกษาพี่ๆแมงโก้ โดยตรงเลยก็ได้ที่เบอร์ 02-129-3313 หรือใครอยากจะไลน์มาก่อนก็ได้ที่ Line: @mangolearning พี่ๆพร้อมรอตอบทุกคำถามนะค้าาาา . #Exeter #เรียนต่ออังกฤษ2020 #MScfinance #เรียนต่อfinance #MangoGoUK #Exeterlife #ปโทอังกฤษ

Channarong Kitinartintranee is the Senior Financial Advisor of KBank Private Banking Group. He joined Kasikornbank in 2018 with a key focus in Thai economics and equities. Before that, he worked as a mutual fund and institutional private fund portfolio manager at Krung Thai Asset Management with more than 10 billion baht focusing on mid-scale cap stocks. Channarong holds an MSc Finance from Thammasat University and has been a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) since 2012. Hear from Channarong as he shares his worst investment story.  Know why it is essential always to remember the basics and fundamentals of investing. Learn why we should not let past success make us overconfident.   “Don't forget the basic investment things, the valuation, the fundamental.” - Channarong Kitinartintranee   Topics Covered: 01:07 – Andrew gives a summary of our guest’s working experience 03:04 – Channarong tells how the mid to small cap stocks he invested when he started in Krung Thai Asset Management performed very well at the start but turned out his worst investment 09:44 – Revealing the valuable lessons he got in his investment loss 11:40 – Andrew shares his takeaways in this story 15:17 – Additional important lesson from Channarong 16:48 – Actionable advice to avoid suffering the same fate: “Don't let past success makes you overconfident because you will end up failing. Challenge your past successes. Don't trust them.” 16:57 – Parting words from our guest: “Keep investing. If you don't invest, you'll never get the compounding effect of having your money in the market.”   Main Takeaways: Lesson 1: “Gaining and losing in the investment in the market is a physical thing.”– Andrew Stotz Lesson 2: “It's important to discuss the concept of how a portfolio is exposed. The first exposure I'll call global drivers, and global drivers are things like oil price.  The second thing is the concept of exposure to factors. The most common factors are value and momentum and also, size exposure. I wouldn't necessarily call it a factor, but I'd call it a size exposure because you can implement a factor strategy in a mid-cap space.”– Andrew Stotz Lesson 3: “If you're investing in a certain type of exposure, whether that's to size to global factors or other factors such as valuation and momentum, remember those factors.  The reason why factor investing can be very difficult is it sometimes you could even create a fund or a strategy around a factor that had worked and then it may not work for the next five years. That doesn't mean that factor doesn't work or that exposure doesn't work such as a small cap or mid-cap stocks. It just means that it's out of favor. When you build only a narrow factor exposure, try to understand when that factor will be in and out of favor. And that is a very, very hard thing to do, but that's the message that you have to communicate when you're doing that type of fund.”– Andrew Stotz Lesson 4: “What I took away from what you've talked about is the concept of liquidity. And particularly because your story is about mid and smaller stocks, these stocks tend to have a higher risk of not being able to be liquid when you need to sell them at a reasonable price you can't. And that's the concept of illiquidity.”– Andrew Stotz   Resources from Andrew Stotz: Andrew Stotz book 9 Valuation Mistakes and How to Avoid Them My Worst Investment Ever How to Start Building Your Wealth Investing in the Stock Market   Connect with Channarong Kitinartintranee: LinkedIn   Connect with Andrew Stotz: astotz.com LinkedIn Facebook Instagram Twitter YouTube My Worst Investment Ever Podcast

Minh Vu from Germany, student in MSc Finance Program France.

Minh Vu from Germany, student in MSc Finance Program France.