Social dissatisfaction predicts vulnerability to financial exploitation in older adults
Researchers at the Keck School of Medicine of USC led the first study linking interpersonal problems to financial vulnerability over time.
Former Trojan offensive lineman has been driven to succeed from childhood — on and off the field
COMMENCEMENT 2022: Frank Martin II is a busy guy: He’s accumulated three USC degrees in six years, all while being a spokesman for Athletics’ Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. Now he’s moving on to the world of venture capital.
‘Buy, borrow, die’ gains new life
Two decades ago, USC Gould’s Ed McCaffery came up with the phrase to explain how the rich use the American tax system to their advantage. It’s getting new attention.
Big names help students make sense of business in a COVID-19 world
Two new USC Marshall classes will assist Trojans of all majors — not just business — in better understanding how the pandemic has affected financial markets and the economy.
Through neurofinance, students can unlock how our brains drive certain financial choices
Cary Frydman, an associate professor at USC Marshall, describes how this emerging field can explain financial decision-making and influence economic policy.
Would you bank with Amazon or Google? More than half of us say ‘yes’
USC study finds technology tops location as customer priorities shift — and many of us are fine banking with a company that has no banking experience.
USC Business Students Take a Global View of Their Future
In an increasingly globalized business world, USC Marshall prepares students for success on the world stage.
What you may not know about the Fed
USC Price Professor Raphael Bostic returns from leave to explain economic policy and its implications for the country.
Future of the food industry is being shaped by experts at USC
USC Marshall preps leaders for key challenges in a rapidly changing environment.
From startup to Google and beyond: Analytics expert takes on financial technology
Brett Crosby’s small company created software that led to the service tracking website analytics.
An IPO like no other: USC experts look at Snap and its future
The L.A.-based parent company of Snapchat is going public this week — sort of.
Gift from global executive names World Bachelor in Business program
USC Marshall alum also establishes the Rob and Jane Malcolm Endowment to support the WBB program.
The Case for Celebrating Accountants
For USC’s Jacob Soll, it’s time that good accountants get the respect—and historical spotlight—they deserve.
James M. Staten appointed senior vice president for finance and chief financial officer
The executive joins USC after a distinguished tenure at Yale New Haven Health System.
Statistics tell the story for USC Marshall scholar
Associate professor receives bronze medal from the Royal Statistical Society for his significant research.
Management firm supports student investors with new gift
Van Eck Global donates $3 million for a student investment fund and travel scholarship.
MBA students find Cuba to be a confusing, beautiful place
USC Marshall professor leads the group on its ‘incredible’ learning experience.
As drought drags on, USC alum shares his wisdom on water
Rodney Swan, who shifted from finance to farming after getting his master’s, focuses on California’s troubling dry spell.
Latinos gain financial know-how
Local residents learn about college aid, home financing, stock investments, consumer protection and resources for small businesses.
Conference crunches numbers on finance, economics
The USC Marshall School of Business brings academics together for the first annual Conference on Finance, Organizations and Markets.
USC Price panel covers consequences of bankrupt cities
The Dean’s Speaker Series presented by USC Price focused on cities in the United States that have declared bankruptcy.