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• OP: 3 Goods vs 0 No Goods
• Thread: 0 Goods vs 0 No Goods

1. Economist
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2. Economist
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   US: Stanford, Chicago, NYU, Columbia, Penn, MIT, Duke
   Europe: INSEAD, LSE, SFI

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3. Economist
   f25c
   

   #1 Wharton Finance

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4. Economist
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   Asset pricing is dead

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5. Economist
   5fc3
   

   ^kind of, very little new exciting topics.

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6. Economist
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   How is the INSEAD PhD program? Do they place well? I remember hearing it's not a great place to be a grad student in.

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7. Economist
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   ^to the no good guy: what topics you find "hot" and "exciting" in asset pricing?
   everything's boring rehashed old stuff.

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8. Economist
   5fc3
   

   INSEAD just hired Dumas, that's why it's going up in AP rankings.

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9. Economist
   f25c
   

   ^to the no good guy: what topics you find "hot" and "exciting" in asset pricing?
   everything's boring rehashed old stuff.

   You're obviously not up with the latest developments in asset pricing theory. Hint: They don't cover them in Asset Pricing 101.

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10. Economist
    5fc3
    

    Yes I am familiar with the latest, but I still find them boring.

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11. Economist
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    Are INSEAD or SFI finance phd students considered "high ranked" candidates on the job market?

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12. Economist
    a67d
    

    Goldman Sachs

    You make money rather than making up asset pricing theories.

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13. Economist
    b839
    

    #1 Wharton Finance

    #2 Stanford GSB

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14. Economist
    c201
    

    #1 Wharton Finance
    #2 Stanford GSB

    Wharton >>> Stanford >>> rest

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15. Economist
    e39b
    

    that is only for the us

    Try moscow, russia

    #1 Wharton Finance
    #2 Stanford GSB
    Wharton >>> Stanford >>> rest

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16. Economist
    32fe
    

    Wharton Finance Publications 2011 + 2012/Forthcoming:
    http://fnce.wharton.upenn.edu/research/publications/index.cfm?user_type=3&year=2012
    http://fnce.wharton.upenn.edu/research/publications/index.cfm?user_type=3&year=2011

    Number listed: 23
    Top 3 Finance + Top 5 Econ: 20

    Swiss Finance Institute Publications 2011 + 2012/Forthcoming:
    http://www.swissfinanceinstitute.ch/faculty_research/publications/academic_publications.htm

    Number listed: 23
    Top 3 Finance + Top 5 Econ: 23

    (SFI is the sum of 4 departments but if you look at the faculty and exclude who does mathematical oriented research then the number of professors who do financial economics is lower than the number in departments like Wharton or similar. So productivity as measured by top publications is higher.)

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17. Economist
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    Europe: SFI, EDHEC-Risk. LSE, INSEAD. LBS?

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18. Economist
    32fe
    

    How does EDHEC (do you mean the Business School? http://www.edhec.edu/) make the recruitment of junior positions? Do they interview at AFA?

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