Biography
Hadley Chu is the Investor Education intern at CFA Institute. She is pursuing a Bachelor's degree in economics at Princeton University.
What does the developing field of neuroeconomics have to offer investment professionals?
In the face of the volatility that largely defined the markets in 2014, it is our goal here at the Enterprising Investor to provide you with practical examinations of current issues in finance and investing. Below is a selection of analyses, advice, and, if nothing else, some simply interesting opinions that address the myriad changes markets have experienced this year.
Every generation has unique attitudes, values, and quirks that distinguish it from its parent generation. Two of the most distinguishing features of millennials are increasingly high levels of education and technological prowess. These new attitudes are remarkably reflected in how millennials use money.
Editor’s note: We asked Hadley to undertake some research into India in preparation for the report we ran a few weeks ago. It was a… READ MORE ›
The challenges of doing research into India.
Tell us about yourself.
I’m from in Rye, NY, and am a rising junior at Princeton University where I am majoring in Economics and minoring in Chinese. Last summer I worked at Merrill Lynch and have been really happy… READ MORE ›
Only several weeks ago, Ben Bernanke’s comments on tapering the federal bond-buying program sparked shock waves around the capital markets, including the greatest volatility in municipal bonds since 1987, as measured by the READ MORE ›
This podcast focuses on the recent market sell-off and volatility, the nature and threat of bankruptcy, focusing on specific trouble spots such as Central Falls, RI, and Stockton, CA, and about potential federal proposals to remove municipals’ tax exempt status.
Cate Long, who blogs about municipal bonds for Thomson Reuters, provides an overview of the municipal bond market in terms of size and the primary holders of the debt, discusses the overall state of municipal credit in 2013, and gives her outlook for Detroit and Puerto Rico.