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Keith Brown, professor of Finance at the McCombs School of Business, presented his research on the investment performance of mutual fund managers. Brown and his fellow researchers found that while a mutual fund’s investment style (small cap vs. large cap and value vs.growth continuum) influences the returns [...]
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Keith Brown, professor of Finance at the McCombs School of Business, presented his research on the investment performance of mutual fund managers. Brown and his fellow researchers found that while a mutual fund’s investment style (small cap vs. large cap and value vs. growth continuum) influences [...]
Tags: · buy side research, consistent investment style, empirical research, equity investment style, growth, investment style, investors, Keith Brown, large cap, market captalization, McCombs School of Busines, mutual fund managers, mutual fund performance, mutual funds, p/e ratio, portfolio performance, relative valuation, return, risk-adjusted return, sell side research, small cap, style consistency, style drift, University of Texas at Austin, value
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On September 17, 2009, Texas Executive Education presented an industry panel on Strategies for Growth in Trying Times. John Hanks - VP, National Instruments; Tiffany Dávila-Dunne - EVP, BBVA Compass; and John Berra - Chairman, Emerson Process Management, discussed the strategies they use to navigate turbulent economic [...]
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On September 17, 2009, Texas Executive Education hosted a faculty panel addressing Strategies for Growth in Trying Times. Raji Srinivasan, Associate Professor of Marketing, suggested that recession generally leads to dramatic shifts in the market share of companies. Firms who are positioned to survive these turbulent times should consider questioning all operations to look for [...]
Tags: · business cycles, Executive Education, market share, mccombs, McCombs School of Business, opportunities, raji srinivasan, recession, Texas Executive Education, turbulent times, University of Texas, University of Texas at Austin
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By Cory Leahy
Southwest Airlines Chairman and CEO Gary Kelly, BBA ‘77, waxed philosophic about leadership and his experiences in the top spot at SWA during a conversation with Professor George Gau September 24. Ethical leadership was the theme of the event, the first of three McCombs Leadership [...]
Tags: · Add new tag, Colleen Barrett, corporate culture, customer service, Gary Kelly, George Gau, Herb Kelleher, leadership, low cost airline, LUV, mccombs, McCombs Leadership Forum, McCombs School of Business, Southwest Airlines, University of Texas at Austin
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