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Case Competitions 40 FMA 2021-2023 2019-2021 MAGAZINE
FMA students represented FMA in eight case competitions over the last two years: KROLL YOUniversity Deal Challenge, the CFA Institute Research Challenge (two years), the UGA Stock Pitch Competition (two years), University of Michigan’s Investment Conference, Bloomberg Trading Challenge, and the Harvard Global Business Case Competition. The CFA case competition provides students with hands on mentoring and intensive training in financial analysis using analytical valuation, report writing and presentations skills. The 2022 team took second place in the regional competition and included members James Rosen, Stephen Sadie, Wesley Lowman, and Emily Dunaway. “It’s good for the students to participate in such a large-scale competition and compete with other top schools. I’m so proud of our students,” said Albert Wang, associate professor in finance at Harbert College, who serves as an ASIF faculty advisor as well as the CFA case comp advisor. 2022 was the first time that Auburn participated in the UIC at Michigan. With approximately 200 entrants, UIC invited the top 25 to come to campus for a live pitch. Both FMA teams were invited and made the trek to Ann Arbor. Each team is expected to pitch an equity (minimum market cap of $500mm), long or short. Selections must be a stock (common or preferred). The opportunity is evaluated as a long or short position with a three-totwelve-month investment horizon. FMA participants across both teams included Chris Harrell, Grace Ann Tankersley, Hallie Ramsey, Pierson Black, Patrick Sullivan, and Brady Arnette. Case competitions provide FMA students with practical, hands-on application and industry exposure, and students continue to proudly represent our program at regional and national competitions. FMA 2021-2023 MAGAZINE 41
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Page 21 and 22: A LOOK AT OUR STUDENTS Rachel Turle
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