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Don M. Chance, Ph.D., CFA
James C. Flores Endowed Chair of MBA Studies
& Professor of Finance
Louisiana State University
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Contact Information:
Office: 2909 Business Education Complex
Phone: 225-578-0372
Fax: 225-578-6366
email: dchance@lsu.edu
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Snail Mail Address:
Department of Finance
2909 Business Education Complex
Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge, LA 70803
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Spring 2013 Teaching Schedule:
BADM 7090: M & W, 8:30 - 9:50, 10:00 - 11:20, 1305
BEC
FIN 7400: M & W, 3:00 - 4:20, 1435 BEC |
Spring 2013 Office Hours:
M, 1:30 - 2:30
Th, 1:30 - 3:00
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Bio:
Don M. Chance, Ph.D., CFA, holds the James C. Flores Endowed Chair of MBA
Studies and is Professor of Finance at the E. J. Ourso College of Business at
Louisiana State University. He previously held the William H. Wright, Jr.
Endowed Chair for Financial Services at LSU, and the First Union Professorship
in Financial Risk Management at Virginia Tech. Prior to his academic career, he
worked for a large southeastern bank. Professor Chance has had numerous
articles published in academic and practitioner journals and has authored three
books: An Introduction to Derivatives and Risk Management (9th ed.) co-authored
with Robert Brooks, Essays in Derivatives: Risk Transfer Tools and Topics Made
Easy (2nd ed.), and Analysis of Derivatives for the CFA Program.
His recent research examines asset allocation and
investment performance measurement, executive stock pricing when
managers can influence the stock price, corporations who accept blame and blame
others, dividends as options, computational bias in the implied
volatility smile, and benchmarking Type I error in security selection, He is
often quoted in the media on matters related to derivatives and risk
management as well as financial markets and the economy in general.
He has extensive experience conducting professional training programs,
and his consulting practice (Omega Risk Advisors, LLC) serves companies,
organizations, and law firms. He is also involved in the
development and writing of the derivatives curriculum in the C.F.A.
program. In his spare
time he plays guitar, composes music, and sings in a band appropriately called
Capital Gains. |
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My Vita and Information about me:
The following links take you to various parts of my web-based vita, which is
a summary of my work. Email me for a detailed vita.
Research Material:
Link to this
site
for various research-related items (collections of links, journals,
bibliographies, reading lists, etc.)
Instructional Material:
Link to this
site for
a collection of short technical notes on derivatives, class-related material, and other
pedagogical odds and ends. Lots of good free stuff. People seem to
really like this material.
Miscellaneous Professional Material
Link to this
site for an assortment of professional items, mostly related to derivatives,
finance, and academics.
Personal Stuff
Just some stuff I compiled revealing my other side(s):
- And for those of you who can't get back to the other key places on our
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Last updated: June 4, 2013
