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faculty
Michael Anderson, PhD
Professor
Accounting & Finance
Education
1990 | Indiana University | PhD in Finance |
1985 | Michigan State University | MBA in Finance |
1981 | Michigan State University | Bachelor of Arts in Economics |
Teaching
- Corporate finance
- Financial institutions
- Investments
Programs
Programs
Online and Continuing Education Courses
A detailed study of the operations of financial institutions and the interrelationships between their operations and economic activity. Emphasis is placed on the effect of economic forces, regulation and technological change on the operations of these institutions.
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Research
Research interests
- Financial institutions
- Corporate finance
- Game theory
- Subprime financing
Michael H. Anderson also holds the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation. Currently, he is a Full Professor at the Charlton College of Business. Prior to becoming a teacher, he worked at a small manufacturing firm, rising to the position of Controller. At UMassD, Professor Anderson has taught Corporate Finance, Financial Institutions and Investments at both the undergraduate and MBA levels. His most recent research has been on subprime financing. The intent of that work is to determine who is using these contracts--such things as rent-to-own, payday loans, and pawnbroking--and why and how they are used in order to make a positive contribution to the policy debate about how best to help these disadvantaged and/or disenfranchised consumers.