The challenges and opportunities of student-managed investment funds at metropolitan universities |
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Affiliation: | 1. University of the Aegean, Department of Sociology, University Hill, EL-81100 Mytilene, Greece;2. Council of Agricultural Research and Economics (CREA), Via della Navicella 2–4, I-00184 Rome, Italy;3. Via A. Di Tullio 40, 00136 Rome, Italy;4. Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences, Department of Public Administration, 196 Syggrou Avenue, EL-17671 Athens, Greece;1. Department of Education, University of Cyprus, Cyprus;2. Ministry of Education and Culture, Cyprus |
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Abstract: | The number of student-managed investment funds has grown rapidly in recent years. In the four decades since the first student-managed investment fund was established at Gannon University, the number of such funds has grown at a rate of less than one per year to thirty-four in 1993. However, that rate of growth has changed dramatically in recent years. Oak Associates Ltd., the Akron, Ohio based investment-management company, has funded ten student-managed investment funds since January 1996. The fund established by Oak Associates Ltd. at The University of Akron provides students with the opportunity to learn about investing real money on a real-time basis. The Oak Grant provides significant educational opportunities at the University and some real challenges in the organization and management of the funds. |
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