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Steve Moyer

  • Lecturer of Finance and Business Economics

Steve Moyer is an Adjunct Professor. Prior to joining the faculty at USC, he was a Portfolio Manager with PIMCO where he managed the PIMCO Distressed Credit Fund. In his over 30 years of experience in the investment industry he has also been affiliated with Tennenbaum Capital, Imperial Capital, BAML, Drexel Burnham Lambert and First Boston. Mr. Moyer began his career as a lawyer.Mr. Moyer received his B.A. from Grinnell College, an M.B.A. from the University of Chicago and a J.D. from Stanford. Steve is the author of Distressed Debt Analysis and several other publications in the field.

Steve Moyer
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Departments

Finance + Business Economics

RESEARCH + PUBLICATIONS

COURSES

Spring 2024
  • GSBA-538
    Managing Outside the Firm
    Thematic exploration of operations management, corporate finance, marketing, and microeconomics. Coordinating production processes, marketing strategies, and corporate financial plans in order to maximize growth.
  • GSBA-562
    Management of Operations
    Analysis of operations management and business functions; managerial accounting; finance; marketing; production; data processing and information systems; human resources management.
Fall 2023
  • FBE-423
    Introduction to Venture Capital and Private Equity
    Introduction to venture capital and private equity. Topics include fundraising, valuation of new firms and venture capital securities, and exiting investments through public offerings.
  • FBE-523
    Venture Capital and Private Equity
    Advanced analysis of the economics of the private equity markets. Consider and value private securities in venture capital, initial public offerings, and leveraged buyouts. Prerequisites: GSBA-521b or GSBA-548.
  • GSBA-538
    Managing Outside the Firm
    Thematic exploration of operations management, corporate finance, marketing, and microeconomics. Coordinating production processes, marketing strategies, and corporate financial plans in order to maximize growth.