• Migrants without an urban hukou spend 30% less than otherwise similar urban residents, according to research by Binkai Chen of the Central University of Finance and Economics, Ming Lu of Fudan University and Ninghua Zhong of Hong Kong University of Science and Technology.

    ECONOMIST: Chinese consumption is about much more than shopping

  • Adams, a University of Texas finance professor, who has studied share lending, says arrangements similar to that of iShares where an affiliate of the fund's parent earns a cut have ended up costing investors in the long run.

    WSJ: When Funds Lend Out Securities, Do Investors Get a Fair Share?

  • Says Reena Aggarwal, a Georgetown University professor of finance in Washington D.

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  • "Retail is a mature industry that tends to grow at the pace of the economy, " says University of Florida finance professor Jay Ritter.

    FORBES: J. Crew Weighs Anchor

  • CRSP's new family of indexes will tackle the poaching problem in several ways, says Lubos Pastor, a University of Chicago finance professor who helped design them.

    WSJ: The Intelligent Investor: The New Supercharged Index Funds

  • This doesn't mean many mutual-fund managers won't try to cash in on a post-IPO pop, said University of Florida finance professor Jay Ritter, who studies IPOs.

    WSJ: The Facebook Flip: Funds Exit Early

  • Kumar has a bachelor's degree in ecology from the University of Malaya, Malaysia, a master's degree in biology from the University of California, Santa Barbara and an MBA in finance from the University of California, Los Angeles.

    ENGADGET: AMD CFO Thomas Seifert calls it quits, Devinder Kumar takes his place on an interim basis

  • There are three main options for reform in the government's review of university finance, due in January.

    ECONOMIST: How to get more money into universities

  • "The legislation here imposes a number of liabilities on lenders, " says Jack Guttentag, professor emeritus of finance at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School of Business, who writes a nationally syndicated column on mortgages.

    FORBES: Congress Lags The Markets On Mortgage Mess

  • And yes, a vast majority of the sudden surge in options bets are correct in predicting whether a stock will rise or fall, according to the study's co-author, Darren Hayunga, an assistant professor of finance at the University of Texas at Arlington.

    WSJ: Insider Trading's Smart Cheats

  • The one thing which I think would be a bad idea would be just to let it all drift along as it has done, for too long I think, without facing up to the issues of university finance, which are very important.

    BBC: Breakfast with Frost

  • Through ventures like Coursera, top universities like Stanford University, the University of Washington and the University of Maryland are hosting courses in finance, business, computer programming, data analysis and math free of charge.

    FORBES: How Alternative Education Can Help Bridge The Skills Gap

  • In 2008, the University of Cape Town helped finance a multistory, glass-paneled library and preservation complex, whose staff sought to digitize Timbuktu's written heritage.

    WSJ: Timbuktu Texts Saved From Burning

  • Peter Rupert is a professor of economics and associate director of the Laboratory for Aggregate Economics and Finance at the University of California, Santa Barbara.

    FORBES: America's Two Economies

  • For Jonathan Duhamel, the road to riches meant dropping out of a finance degree program at the University of Quebec in Montreal to concentrate on playing poker.

    FORBES: New Poker Champion Doesn't Need A Finance Degree

  • Shiller, professor of economics and finance at Yale University, is author of Irrational Exuberance (2nd edition, Princeton University Press, 2005) and The New Financial Order (Princeton University Press, 2003).

    FORBES: A Shield Against The Next Oil Shock

  • There are a number of reasons for this, says Elaine Kempson, director of the Personal Finance Research Centre at the University of Bristol.

    ECONOMIST: Squeezing the banks

  • "Clearly we saw with Sarbanes-Oxley, if you make it too onerous for people to come and access your markets, they can go elsewhere, " says Gordon Bodnar, a professor of international finance at Johns Hopkins University's School of Advanced International Studies in Washington.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • With a doctorate in economics from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, he was teaching at a university in Quito when he was made minister of finance in 2005.

    FORBES: Chavistas in Quito

  • From her first incarnation as head of statistics (she had read maths at the University of London) through her time as finance editor and then mastermind of the newsletter Financial Report, she showed grit, feistiness, a disarming sense of humour and an affection for bone-dry La Ina sherry.

    ECONOMIST: Financial journalism loses one of its greats

  • Roger Koppl is a professor of Economics and Finance at Fairleigh Dickinson University's Silberman College of Business and a Director of the Institute for Forensic Science Administration.

    FORBES: Forensic evidence doesn't always tell the truth.

  • Mr. Lev is the Philip Bardes professor of accounting and finance at New York University's Stern School of Business and the author of "Winning Investors Over" (Harvard Business Review Press, 2012).

    WSJ: Why Companies Should Offer Guidance on Earnings

  • Siegel, a well-regarded professor of finance from University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School of Business.

    FORBES: A Tree Of Wisdom

  • D. in economics from the University of Texas who got the finance job last June.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • He was from Colorado and earned an undergraduate degree in finance at University of Colorado.

    FORBES: Room To Read Turns Silicon Valley Riches Into Global Libraries, Schools

  • Professor PETE KYLE (Finance, University of Maryland): There is a tremendous demand for consumer credit.

    NPR: Treasury Secretary Redefines Bailout

  • If nothing else, Dennis Capozza, a professor at the University of Michigan, found Applied Finance's stock estimates to be directionally correct.

    FORBES: Somewhat Cheap

  • Professor HAYNE LELAND (Finance, University of California-Berkeley): It's a reflection of the fact that they either have recently achieved or are likely to achieve in the near future additional infusions of equity which basically provide additional reserves to back up their insurance.

    NPR: Stocks Climb as Ambac, MBIA Keep Ratings

  • Weiss, a college-planning consultant and adjunct professor of finance at the University of Hartford.

    WSJ: The College-Aid Shuffle

  • Dr. JAMES ANGEL (Associate Professor of Finance, Georgetown University): I have enormous respect for Mary Schapiro.

    NPR: Obama Names SEC Pick

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