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The School Bell Rings: Time for Class!

Musings on Markets

The six classes that I prepped for in those two years ranged from banking to investments to corporate finance, and while I have never worked harder, much of what I teach today came out of those classes. In 1984, I moved on to the University of California at Berkeley, as a visiting lecturer, teaching anything that needed to be taught.

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A Return to Teaching: The Spring 2023 Edition

Musings on Markets

Starting in late January 2023, I will be back in the classroom, teaching valuation and corporate finance to the MBAs and valuation to the undergraduates, and these classes will continue through May 2023. The class starts with a question of what the end game should be for a business (profitability, value, social good?),

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The Factors that Matter for Growth in Institutional Ownership

Reynolds Holding

equity market. Indeed, decisions made by investors, institutions, and the corporations that they invest in can accelerate the growth of certain institutions relative to others. Institutions may exhibit differential growth in ownership due to the difference in return on the assets under management relative to the market return.