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Fatemeh Ibrahimi-NazarianAcademic Director of IBEAR MBA Program and Assistant Professor of Clinical of Finance and Business Economics.USC Marshall School of Business
Los Angeles, CA 90089-0808Phone:213-740-6515Education:PhD, MA, University of Southern California; BA, Florida Atlantic University.Personal Website:http://Overview
Fatemah Ibrahimi Nazarian is a financial economist who specializes in macroeconomics and corporate finance. She has conducted research on the effect of fluctuations in exchange rates and macroeconomic variables and policies on international stock markets. Her research has been published in Global Portfolio Diversification and International Review of Economics. Professor Nazarian has served as a research associate at the Center for Futures Research, as a research fellow at the Energy Modeling Center, and as CFO of an export company. Winner of the Golden Apple Teaching Award for Finance and Business Economics. Her current research involves risk and return to investment, and exchange rate exposure in emerging nations.
Research
Efficiency Of Asset Classes • 2012Risk and Return to Investment in Five Emerging Nations: A Mathematica Simulation • 2012Risk and Return to Investment in Emerging Nations: The Case of BRIC Countries • 2011Effectiveness of Exchange Market Intervention: The case of US/Taiwan Dollar • 2011Risk and Return to Investment in Emerging Nations: A Mathematica Simulation • 2010 - RSS
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