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Former
Columbia MBA Security Pricing students form the winning team. Left
to Right: Peter Polanskyj, Shalabh Garg, Guy Shahar, Mark Broadie
(faculty advisor), Michel Montvelisky, and Kai Hankinson. April
6, 2001.
The other
teams competing were: Berkeley, University of Chicago, Carnegie
Mellon, MIT, and Wharton. Chicago came in second place. The case
required the teams to create and price a structured equity derivatives
product. It was motivated by a real problem faced by a client of
Merrill Lynch.
For more
information about the competition click here
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