Worth the Risk? A Comparison of Student Managed Investment Programs

13 Pages Posted: 15 Oct 2018

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Pete Crabb

Northwest Nazarene University

Jacob Booker

Northwest Nazarene University - Business and Economics

Kyle James

Northwest Nazarene University - Business and Economics

Date Written: September 21, 2018

Abstract

Student Managed Investment Programs (SMIP) have grown in popularity at U.S. colleges and universities. Previous research has shown that these SMIPs vary in structure and operation. This comparative study analyzes such differences between large and small institutions to study the questions of student participation and investment risk. The results show that SMIPs have been in operation at both large and small schools for the same period of time, and that while large schools restrict student participation likely out of necessity, investment restrictions to control risk do not differ across institutions of different size.

Suggested Citation

Crabb, Peter R. and Booker, Jacob and James, Kyle, Worth the Risk? A Comparison of Student Managed Investment Programs (September 21, 2018). Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=3253354 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.3253354

Peter R. Crabb (Contact Author)

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Jacob Booker

Northwest Nazarene University - Business and Economics

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Nampa, ID 83686
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Kyle James

Northwest Nazarene University - Business and Economics

623 Holly Street
Nampa, ID 83686
United States

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