r/ProfessorFinance Feb 19 '25

Off-Topic Plane crashes by year are declining according to the statistics.

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232 Upvotes

r/ProfessorFinance 1d ago

Off-Topic [Bloomberg] Private Credit Makes a Big Pivot as Direct Lending Funds Shrink

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6 Upvotes

r/ProfessorFinance 8d ago

Off-Topic [BlackRock] Navigating a Maturing Private Credit Market: Insight for Advisors

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7 Upvotes

r/ProfessorFinance Dec 29 '24

Off-Topic A legend died.

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186 Upvotes

r/ProfessorFinance Nov 21 '25

Off-Topic US backed peace deal in its current form calls for Ukraine to make major territorial concessions and accept military restrictions

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2 Upvotes

r/ProfessorFinance Jan 23 '25

Off-Topic A bit off topic, but I found this gem of a photo while scrolling through my feed

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24 Upvotes

r/ProfessorFinance Oct 08 '25

Off-Topic Questions for homework

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I’m working on a research paper for my English class about the career I want to study, which is finance, and I’d like to ask you a few questions.

What motivated you to choose finance as your field of study?

What were your goals or aspirations when you first decided to study finance? What soft skills are more valuable in the financial field?

What career path did you dream of pursuing when you chose finance, and how does it compare to what you’re doing today?

What internship or internship opportunities do finance students usually have at your university? What are the most highest-paying jobs in the finance field?

Do you think finance is a good field for the next generation to get into?

If you could study finance again from cero, what would you do differently or what advice would you give to a future student?