Investment Management
- Myron Scholes, co-developer of the Black–Scholes model, co-founder of Long-Term Capital Management.
- Clifford S. Asness, Founder of AQR Capital, firm with $24 billion under management; previously with Goldman Sachs as Director of Quantitative Research
- David G. Booth, Co-founder and CEO of Dimensional Fund Advisors
- Charles G. Callard, Co-founder of Callard Madden & Associates and a pioneer developer of corporate valuation models
- Mark Carhart and Ray Iwanowski, Portfolio Managers of Goldman Sachs $8 billion hedge fund called Global Alpha
- Richard Elden (MBA 1966), founder of Grosvenor Capital Management
- Diane Garnick, Founder and CEO of Clear Alternatives
- Joseph Hill, Managing Principal of hedge fund Halcyon
- Roger G. Ibbotson, Founder of Ibbotson Associates
- Tom Kalaris, CEO of Barclays Wealth Management
- Michael Larson, Investment Manager of Bill Gates
- John Liew, Co-Founder of AQR Capital, firm with $24 billion under management
- John Meriwether, Founder and CEO of JWM Partners; Founder of Long-Term Capital Management, one of the world's most influential hedge funds
- Rex Sinquefield, Co-founder along with David G. Booth and Eugene Fama of Dimensional Fund Advisors, the multi billion dollar-asset money management firm considered to have started the “passive” stock market investing industry
- George (Gus) Sauter, Chief Investment Officer of The Vanguard Group
- Daniel Smaller, Head of Middle East/North Africa/Pakistan for Deutsche Asset Management
- Susan Wagner, 1984, co-founder and COO of BlackRock
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