Kent State’s MSFE Program has a total of 41 interns, and 17 of them are in China. Other Chinese intern partners are E-Broker, Great Wall Futures, New Edge, Pine Bridge Investments and the Shanghai Futures Exchange. “China is one of the best places today to seek a career in financial markets,” Holder added. “You can literally be on the ground floor of something very exciting and equally profitable.”
Kent State’s MSFE Program is ranked in the top 25 of financial engineering/mathematical finance MS programs in North America by QuantNet. Kent State’s program is designed for students with strong quantitative backgrounds who have career goals of becoming risk management officers, derivatives analysts or traders. The program is rigorous, combining a curriculum based on risk management and dynamic valuation skills from finance to address problems such as derivative securities valuation, portfolio structuring and scenario simulation. The Class of 2010 is the program’s seventh graduating class.
