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Ph.D. in Risk Management and Insurance Florida State University
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  • Tallahassee, FL
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PhD in Business Administration with a Specialization in Banking and Finance University of Georgia
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  • Athens, GA
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PhD in Finance University of Connecticut
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  • Storrs, CT
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Ph.D. in Business Administration: Finance University of South Carolina
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  • Columbia, SC
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JD and MBA Villanova University
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  • Villanova, PA
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JD/M.S. in Finance Suffolk University
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  • Boston, MA
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Ph.D. in Finance Indiana University Bloomington
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  • Bloomington, IN
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Ph.D. in Finance Duke University
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  • Durham, NC
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Ph.D. in Computational Finance University of Illinois - Chicago
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  • Chicago, IL
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Ph.D. in Finance Boston College
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  • Chestnut Hill, MA
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Ph.D. in Economics (Monetary and Financial Economics) Fordham University
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Ph.D. in Finance Florida State University
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  • Tallahassee, FL
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Ph.D. in Finance Rutgers University – Newark
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  • Newark, NJ
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PhD in Public Administration: Budgeting and Nonmarket Organization Finance Rutgers University – Newark
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  • Newark, NJ
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