By Associate Professor Benjamin M. Cole Undergraduate and graduate Gabelli School students will have a rare opportunity this spring: doing research that could change the way Wall Street operates—while earning academic credits for the work. The Regulatory Outreach for Student Education …
By Joe Vitale, GabelliConnect Freelance Writer Using the economies of Greece, China and the United States as examples, a Fordham University Gabelli School of Business graduate and global banker gave business students a primer on how upcoming financial decisions in …
Interested in how the financial services industry is changing on the regulatory front? Curious what a career in compliance might be like? Would you like a chance to win $5,000 and a free trip to Washington, D.C., to meet with representatives …
Two centuries of historical data from three countries show that erratic monetary policy gives rise to erratic economic behavior, according to new research conducted by a noted Fordham University business faculty member. James R. Lothian, a distinguished professor of finance and …
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