Suh-Pyng Ku is a professor of clinical finance & business economics at USC Marshall School of Business. Her teaching and research specialties include corporate finance, portfolio management, and security valuation. She teaches corporate finance and applied investment management courses in the MBA program. In addition, she serves as the director of the USC Marshall Center for Investment Studies. Previously, Professor Ku served as Marshall's vice dean for graduate programs and USC's vice provost and executive director of continuing education and summer programs. Prior to that, she served as USC's chief technology officer for enhanced learning, associate dean for the Marshall MBA program and Marshall's chief information officer. She is the 2014 Golden Apple Teaching Award Winner for the Full-Time MBA Core Program and a 2014 Steven B. Sample Teaching and Mentoring Award Nominee, USC Office for Parent Programs. Professor Ku received her Ph.D. degree in Finance from USC.
INSIGHT + ANALYSIS
Quoted: Stan Druckenmiller's CIS Speech Discussed on Bloomberg
The 37th Student Investment Fund Annual Meeting rendered a provocative take on the "fiscal recklessness of the last decade" and how the Fed is fueling a crisis.
NEWS + EVENTS
Rankings Rise
Two USC Marshall online graduate programs recognized in national rankings.
Global Collaborations
USC Marshall and India’s SP Jain Institute of Management and Research sign Memo of Understanding to exchange students, ideas, in global supply chain.
Class Reunion, Zoom Style
Members of Marshall’s 2011 Executive MBA cohort met for a 10-year reunion over Zoom, and embraced the lesson of lifelong learning.
Choose to Challenge
Marshall celebrates International Women’s Day and explores ways to increase female representation in leadership, tech and finance.
A Lasting Legacy
USC Marshall and Leventhal scholarship recipients thank their generous donors at the 2021 Marshall Scholarship Celebration.
The Case for Racial Justice
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