Application Procedure for the Student Managed Fund
| For Additional Information on the SMF Program and the SMF Recruiting Process, please contact Laurel Grisamer in the Finance Department (laurel.grisamer@uconn.edu). |
Fund Application Status:
SMF Storrs Team
SMF STORRS TEAM APPLICATIONS ARE NOW OPEN FOR THE FALL 2024/SPRING 2025 SMF PROGRAM!
Applications are Accepted on a Rolling Basis -- Application Deadline -- March 17th, 2024
COME TO AN INFO SESSION TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THE BENEFITS OF JOINING THE SMF PROGRAM:
- SMF INFO SESSION #1 -- Hosted by Faculty Advisor Jeff Annello and SMF Team Members
- Monday, Feb. 26th
- 5:00PM -- BUSN Classroom 214
- SMF INFO SESSION #2 -- Info Session & Panel Discussion With Current SMF Team Members
- Thursday, Feb. 29th
- 5:00PM -- BUSN Classroom 127
For More Information on the SMF Program -- Please Contact Laurel Grisamer (laurel.grisamer@uconn.edu)
SMF Hartford Graduate Team
SMF Hartford/Stamford Graduate Team Application Process is Now Open for the Fall 2024/Spring 2025 SMF Program!
For More Information on the SMF Program, Please Contact: Laurel Grisamer (laurel.grisamer@uconn.edu) in the Finance Department.
SMF Stamford Team
SMF Stamford Team Undergraduate Applications Are Now Open for the Fall 2024/Spring 2025 Academic Year SMF Program!
SMF Stamford Undergraduate Team Application Deadline -- March 17th, 2024
For More Information on the SMF Program -- Please Contact Laurel Grisamer (laurel.grisamer@uconn.edu) in the Finance Department.
The MSFERM Fund
The MSFERM Fund Applications are now Open for the Fall 2024/Spring 2025 Academic Year!
If admitted, you will be part of a team that will invest more than one million dollars from the UConn Foundation in equity and fixed income instruments. In addition, you will use derivatives to manage risk. Please note the following:
(1) This is a 2-semester experience (Fall and Spring), so you will have to enroll into the 5th semester of the MSFERM program in Spring.
(2) In Fall, you will have to register for FNCE 5408 (Valuation of Financial Assets), which is a required course of the program. To avoid overpayment, you should not register for FNCE 5334 and FNCE 5344.
Participation in the MSFERM Fund satisfies the Experiential Learning Requirement.
For more information on the SMF Program, please contact Laurel Grisamer in the Finance Department (Laurel.Grisamer@uconn.edu).