Ms In Finance Student Selected For Alternative Investment Scholarship

Main navigation Johns Hopkins Legacy Online applications Faculty Directory Experiential studying Career resources Alumni mentoring program Util Nav CTA CTA Breadcrumb MS in Finance Student Selected for Alternative Investment Scholarship Johns Hopkins Carey Business School MS in Finance scholar Ge (Valerie) Wu has been selected as one of the winners of the Women in Hedge Funds/Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst Foundation Scholarship. The award, from two non-profit organizations that focus on promoting schooling in regards to the alternative funding enviornment, coincides with Wu’s summer internship at JP Capital, LLC in Baltimore. Wu says she want to find a place to help foundations higher serve their constituents and fulfill their missions -- something that good investments, together with alternative investments, may help accomplish. She is the first Chinese scholar to obtain the scholarship, a reflection of the CAIA Association’s desire to broaden into emerging Asian economies and additional solidify its standing as the principle certification physique for various funding professionals, very like CPA and CFA certifications characterize skilled standards in accounting and financial advisory careers. Throu gh her Carey Business School programs and internship at JP Capital, Wu is seeing a facet of the funding world past Excel spreadsheets and calculations. She says she likes to explore possibilities and see how individuals act on a bit of knowledge: “Sometimes folks react the same, and generally they react in a different way. I actually like hedge funds because I actually prefer to see folks’s behavior and ideas throughout their investing course of.” Posted a hundred International Drive