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Vision and Mission for GFI
Global Financial Markets Center
Enhanced Student Learning
- Enhanced Student Learning
- Student Managed Funds
- Trips to NYC, Chicago, RISE VIII (1st Place)
- Bloomberg Training
- Investment Committee Meetings
- Trading Clinics
- Internships and Career Placements
- Guest Speakers
Serving Arkansas
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About GFI
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The Garrison Financial Institute is an institute organized within the Sam M. Walton College of Business to advance financial education and knowledge through practice. Its mission is to enhance student learning through experience, foster research that extends and perfects best practices, and contribute to the economic development of the State of Arkansas and the welfare of its citizens.
"Understanding Fraud and its Impact on "Your Future Career"
Thursday, October 6th, 2:00 - 3:00 P.M.
Willard J. Walker Hall, Room 331
GFI Second Annual Student Investment Competition
Garrison Financial Institute will select the top three teams from among student presenters during the week of September 26th 2011. Advisory board members will judge the student presentations and select the winners. The winning team will make a presentation to the Chief Investment Officer of the University of Arkansas Foundation in April 2012, and travel to Los Angeles for PIMCO next semester.
Protecting Arkansans: Consumer, Investment, Insurance & Medicare Issues for Seniors
A free educational event for seniors at Butterfield Trail Village, October 10th, 2011, at 8:00 AM. Speakers from the Office of Attorney General, Arkansas Securities Commission, the Arkansas Insurance Department, & the Arkansas Department of Human Services Division of Aging
News Headlines
Walton College Students Win Teleconference with CEO of PIMCO
The Garrison Financial Institute sponsored a competition between three student teams, representing each of the college's three fund management classes.- Garrison Financial Institute to Host 'How Can I Afford Retirement?'
Research shows that individuals in the 50- to 70-year age group believe they are prepared for a comfortable retirement, but many may have not saved enough to achieve that goal. - Federal Home Loan Banks Have Higher Risk Profiles Than Non-Member Banks, New Study Shows
University of Arkansas researcher and colleagues at two Federal Reserve banks found evidence to suggest that member banks have somewhat higher risk profiles than non-member banks.
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