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Cornelis A. Los, Phd is listed as Professor of Economics and Finance (Ret) at Micro-Gymnasium, based in Escondido, California, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at uleth.ca, phone signal with area code 442, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Cornelis A. Los, Phd.
Cornelis A. Los, Phd previously worked as Rector (Academic) at Micro-Gymnasium and Professor in Finance at University Of California, Irvine - The Paul Merage School Of Business. Cornelis A. Los, Phd holds Phd, Economics from Columbia University In The City Of New York.
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Although now retired, my career remains dual and global. First, after obtaining a PhD in Economics (1984) from Columbia University, I’ve been Senior Economist on “Wall Street” for both the US’ Federal Reserve and Japan’s Nomura, and Chief US Economist for Dutch ING Bank. Second, I’ve been an academic Professor of Banking and Finance at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore (where I co-designed and organized two academic financial trading rooms), at Adelaide and Deakin Universities in Australia and at Kent State University in Ohio, where I co-designed the new M.Sc. in Financial Engineering and a second derivatives trading room. Six years ago, I’ve taught for the London School of Economics in Kazakhstan and was a visiting professor of financial management at the Peter Drucker Graduate School of Management at the Claremont Graduate University. As a Professor of Finance at the University of Lethbridge, I was the leading member of the Dean’s 3-member Executive Committee to successfully realize our $0.7mln academic Trading Room, with a five-year budget of another $0.7mln. Its Grand Opening by Premier Ed Stelmach took place on October 21, 2010. I’ve published two books, on COMPUTATIONAL FINANCE and on FINANCIAL MARKET RISK: MEASUREMENT ANDANALYSIS, plus 38 professional articles. I’ve designed and taught a brand-new course on financial trading and market micro-structure, using internet-based trading room simulators and I’ve been developing another M.Sc. in Financial Engineering program, focused on commodity, energy and weather markets, i.e., products relevant to the Province of Alberta. I’ve supervised MA, MSc and PhD theses in Finance and Economics. My avocations were: strategic investments and real options, financial risk management and engineering, model identification from high frequency financial data, and research of international financial market micro-structures. My goal was: visualization for a real-time financial market risk alerting system. I'm now homeschooling our son Arman in a Christian Classical Liberal Arts Education. In other words, I'm now a Magister in an Upper-Grammar School, at home!
Listed skills include Economics, Financial Modeling, Econometrics, Statistics, and 44 others.
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Escondido, California, United States
Because of the COVID pandemic and the rapid devaluation and high cost of the public and private school systems in the USA, respectively, I am now, in my retirement, home-schooling my 9yr old son in the Christian Grammar School Liberal Arts (Trivium and Quadrivium) incl. Bible, Latin, Greek, Spanish, Grammar, Logic, Rhetoric, History, Geography.
Irvine, CA, USA
By invitation of Professor Paul Jorion, I taught every Spring Semester 2014-2019 my course on Advanced Derivatives for visiting EMBA students of KAIST, the former Korea Advanced Institute for Science and Technology. KAIST is a public research university located in Daedeok Innopolis, Daejeon, South Korea. KAIST was established by the Korean government, with.
San Marcos, CA, USA
In the Fall Semester of 2017 I taught in the College of Business Administration one section (36 students) of the Introduction to Corporate Finance course for Juniors (3rd yr students), which had a total enrollment of 180 students. That's a remarkable switch from the very small classes I'd gotten used to in the past six years. CalState San Marcos is a fast.
Greater San Diego Area
I taught doctoral Seminars on Modern Portfolio Theory and Investment Analysis, Investments, and International Finance to DBAs; Master courses on Managerial Finance, Investments and Valuation, International Asset Fund Management, Strategic Investments and Real Options, and International Economics and Trade to MBAs; courses on Principles of Finance.
Hoboken, NJ
I taught every Fall and Summer semester an Entirely Online Course (EOC) in Financial Engineering, on basic derivatives "Pricing and Hedging," in the Steven's School for Systems and Enterprises, by the original invitation of Professor Khaldoun Khashanah, its Director of Financial Engineering. I taught this online course from my home in Escondido, CA, USA.
Lethbridge, AB, Canada
I taught Securities Analysis and Portfolio Management, using real-time OS Financial Trading System (FTS) and real-time StockTrak; Fundamentals of Investments, with EXCEL spreadsheet modelling; Global Financial Management (two sections, using the web-based e-Instruction Class Performance System or CPS for real-time digital student responses); Derivatives.
Claremont, CA
At the Peter F. Drucker and Masatoshi Ito Graduate School of Management I taught as part of CGU’s M.Sc. in Financial Engineering program (http://www.cgu.edu/pages/496.asp): designed and taught a new course on Real Options (Strategic Investment Management Valuation); taught Financial Derivatives, introduced and taught new Fixed Income course (focusing on.
Kent, OH
I taught Financial Management I and Financial Valuation and Analysis (based on own book COMPUTATIONAL FINANCE: A SCIENTIFIC PERSPECTIVE World Scientific Publishing Co., 2001; 2nd ed. in preparation) to MBA students; Investments, Portfolio Analysis, Futures and Options Markets, and International Business Finance (using the web-based e-Instruction Class.
I taught corporate Business Finance Decision Making to 30 postgraduate students, including 12 long distance learners in the Australasian region, using Computer-mediated communication (CMC), i.e., interaction with computers, the Internet and online learning resources. Deakin’s online learning environment is provided by the FirstClass® computer conference.
I designed and taught two new courses on Special Topics in the Economics of Finance III (Computational Finance; 18 students/semester) and Risk Theory III (Measuring and Managing Financial Risk; 17 students/semester) in Semester 1. Taught a course on the Economics of Finance III (Dynamic Valuation and Hedging) in Semester 2 (15 students). Used Adelaide.
Nanyang Business School, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore Taught Computer-based Financial Modeling (Coordinator for 175 students/semester); Investment Analysis & Portfolio Management (100 students/semester); Commercial Bank Management (125 students/semester); the MBA Regional Studies Seminar on the European Union by Harvard case method (e.g..
New York, NY
As Chief U.S. Economist, I monitored the state and outlook of the North American economies and the global financial markets and weekly briefed ING's Bank’s Senior Management and ALCO in New York. When I started it was still called Nederlandse Middenstands Bank, or NMB. When we parted, the Bank had merged with the Nationale Nederlanden insurer and was.
New York, NY
I analyzed the real estate markets in the U.S.A., gave a real estate seminar presentation in Scheveningen for Dutch investors and published the resulting article in VastGoedMarkt (= Real Estate Market, a prime Dutch publication) in August 1990. I also contributed three articles to the Chamber's International Marketing Intelligence NEWS (September, August.
New York, NY
Headed up NRIA Economic Research Department in New York to monitor the supply side and the financial markets of the U.S. economy for Nomura's equity analysts and Japan's institutional investors; in particular for Nomura Securities International Equity Group, Nomura Asset Management (e.g., CIO Milton Ezrati, author of book Kawari = Japanese for Change) and.
Gainesville, Florida Area
Consulted on the fundamental assumptions and structure of mainstream econometrics and of conventional statistical methods of analysis. Collaborated with Prof. Em. Dr. Rudolf E. Kalman (of ETH, Zürich, and 1985 winner of the Japanese Inamori or "Kyoto" Prize, the Japanese "Nobel" prize for High Technology Engineering) for the discovery and development of.
In 1981 - 1985 I was Economist (GS-14 & GS-15) in Domestic Research Department - Business Conditions Division, with main responsibility of forecasting the rate of inflation, under Fed Chairman Paul Volcker. In October 1982, using Columbia University Professor’s Edmund Phelp’s expectations-augmented Phillips curve, I projected the 1982 - 88 inflation.
New York, NY
I taught an evening course on Econometrics in Professor Harry Markowitz’ Department, while I was the resident econometrician of the New York Fed. In 1952-57 Professor Markowitz had put modern portfolio theory and optimal portfolio management on a sound mathematical/statistical footing and, therefore, deservedly received in 1989 the John von Neumann Theory.
New York, NY
In evening courses, I taught Principles of Statistics and Intermediate Macroeconomics. I had to ask my students to walk me safely "home" from City College on133th Str. to International House on 121 Str., since Harlem was not yet "securitized" by the presence of President Bill Clinton's post-presidential NY office on 125th Str.
Greater New York City Area
I started my career as a Graduate Teaching Assistant, teaching Accounting and Financial Analysis, and via being a Preceptor in Tax Analysis, I ended up as an Instructor in Economics, in the Economics Department of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (GSAS)
New York, NY
I taught a daytime course on the Principles of Macroeconomics
I wrote and defended my Diploma Thesis "On Mathematical Methods for Socio-Economic Evaluation and Planning of Land Reform and Other Agricultural Projects" using the Project Planning Theory of Sir James Mirrlees, winner of the 1996 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences.
London, United Kingdom
I.a. I attended the "Soviet Union Seminar" by the American Historian Peter Wiles, passed exams in three courses to support the research for my Dutch (Doctorandus) Master Dissertation, and improved my professional English.
London, United Kingdom
I researched my Dutch (Doctoraal) Master Dissertation on Optimal Planning in Russian Agriculture, using Leonid Kantorovich techniques for the optimal allocation of resources. Kantorovich was the winner of the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences in 1975 and the only winner of this prize from the (former) USSR.
Vienna, Austria
Participant in the 18-day "International Seminar for Eastern European Languages in Eisenstadt," earning the Certificate in Advanced Russian, level I
Activities and Societies: New York Academy of SciencesEarn a PhD in Economics (Econometrics).
Activities and Societies: Editor of BEF (Bulletin of Economic Faculty), member of Albertus Magnus debating society and of the Aegis Rowing.
Activities and Societies: Editor of BEF (Bulletin of Economic Faculty), member of Albertus Magnus debating society and of Aegis Rowing Club
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Cornelis A. Los, Phd works for Micro-Gymnasium.
Cornelis A. Los, Phd is listed as Professor of Economics and Finance (Ret) at Micro-Gymnasium.
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Cornelis A. Los, Phd is based in Escondido, California, United States while working with Micro-Gymnasium.
Cornelis A. Los, Phd has worked for Micro-Gymnasium, University Of California, Irvine - The Paul Merage School Of Business, California State University San Marcos, Alliant International University, and Stevens Institute Of Technology.
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Cornelis A. Los, Phd holds Phd, Economics from Columbia University In The City Of New York.
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