The 2nd
Set of Marquette AIM Equity Fund pitches for the Class of 2018 were presented on Friday, April
7, 2017 in the AIM Room
This past
week, the second set of stock recommendations were presented by students in the
AIM Class of 2018. The pitches were presented in the the College of Business Administration's AIM Room and over 50
students were in attendance. In addition, more than 20 people
viewed the AIM presentations via webcast.
The AIM students were also joined by Dean Martin, CFA, Global Portfolio Manager at the Stateof Wisconsin Investment Board in Madison. Mr. Martin stayed afterwards and
provided many useful observations and comments to the student presenters.
Dr. David
Krause, AIM program director said, "I was pleased that Dean Martin joined
us for the presentations. With nearly 20 years of equities experience, his
insights and observations were greatly appreciated by the students. This was an
impressive set of presentations and the write-ups again were quite strong - and
the students were well prepared. The first two groups of presenters have started the Class of
2018 on a positive note."
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| Adam Hamilton, Andrew Crossman, Michael Dennison, Stephen Arcuri, Charles Muth, Max Mattappillil, and Kevin Blank presented on April 7, 2017 |
This
week’s equity write-ups can be found at:
Adam Hamilton, Andrew Crossman, Michael Dennison, Stephen Arcuri,
Charles Muth, Max Mattappillil, and Kevin Blank from the Class of 2018
pitched their stock recommendations as potential additions to Marquette’s
AIM Equity Funds. Ballots will be sent to students in the AIM Class of 2018 to determine which stocks are added to the funds; a 2/3rd affirmative vote is required.
Students in the AIM program manage over $2,500,000 of the
University's endowment. Balloting will take place over the weekend to determine
which of the stocks listed above will be added to the AIM Funds.
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| Adam Hamilton presented an Argentinian bank, Grupo Supervielle |
The AIM student equity pitches take place each Friday afternoon
during the semester – either in the AIM Room or at a local investment
company. The students prepare and distribute a professional equity
write-up (note: every AIM write-up since the inception of the program in 2005
is archived here).
