Franklin Sanchez-Colburn Email & Phone Number

Oberlin, Ohio, United States

Teaching Assistant for Advanced Theory of Micro-Economics, a first-year graduate course in Micro-Economics. I am responsible for holding teaching sessions outside of lectures in order to guide students through proof writing and introducing them to methods of solving problems in economics.

Oberlin, Ohio, United States

Teaching Assistant for Theory of Advanced Corporate Finance. My responsibility is to hold teaching sessions outside of lectures to guide students through solving issues germane to modern issues in corporate finance. In particular, emphasis is placed on principal agent problems and case studies.

Oberlin, Ohio, United States

• Modeled the relative impact of the size of U.S. Treasury debt issuance on both the zero-coupon-bond yield curve and the annuity curve using Python and Excel
• Modeled the portfolio effects of coupon bearing bonds using replicating portfolio arguments

Oberlin, Ohio, United States

• Co-Author on ”What Drives U.S. Corporate Private Equity? An Historical Perspective” with Professor John Duca
• Conducted time series analysis on the variables which drive the short, medium, and long-term share of non-financial closely held corporate equity.

United States

• Teaching assistant to Professor John Duca’s introductory graduate level course on Macroeconomics
• Gave weekly review sessions as a means of providing supplementary lecture material to students
• Assisted students in their comprehension of advanced econometric, micro-economic, statistical and mathematical concepts in order to supplement the core content of the course

Oberlin, Ohio, United States

• Teaching assistant to Professor Udara Peiris’s introductory graduate level course on theory of Financial Markets
• Gave weekly review sessions as a means of providing supplementary lecture material to students
• Assisted students in their comprehension of advanced econometric, micro-economic, statistical and mathematicalconcepts in order to supplement the core content of the course
• Introduced Python and computational methods of linear algebra into the course curriculum in order to betterprepare students for industry

United States

• Elected to Chairman of the Oberlin Finance Club, a student run fund which manages portfolio of nearly $400,000
• Developed the club’s risk management strategy by implementing value at risk models into investment approvalprocedures and by segmenting the portfolio across factor exposures: growth, macro, and value
• Led the restructuring of the club and helped write the first club constitution and investment guidelines
• Founded and advises the fixed-income focused Macro Fund

Northbrook, Illinois, United States

• Underwrote portfolios of distressed and performing senior and junior loans on domestic located commercial real estate
• Underwrote acquisitions of liquidated corporate assets
• Underwrote construction and acquisition bridge loans on nationally located assets
• Utilized Excel to assist in modeling and assessing portfolio risk across all holdings of the fund

Cleveland, Ohio, United States

• Utilized R and Stata to assist bank economists and research assistants in maintaining and updating the bank’s data library
• Assisted bank economists on various research projects by aggregating, cleaning and organizing data in R and Stata