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Jean Savage, CEO and President, Trinity Industries
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Due to market demands and in line with Cox's innovative spirit, we've launched the Master of Science in Energy and Sustainability Management. The first cohort kicks off Fall 2025.
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Digital inequality limits access to resources. Removing data caps actually boosts education, aiding disadvantaged groups. Read the research from ITOM Professor Karthik Babu Nattamai Kannan.
September 23, 2024
How does under-representation of minorities matter when getting a loan for a home? “Arguably, the residential mortgage market is probably the most important credit market for households in the U.S.,” Finance Professor Ruidi Huang of SMU Cox notes about research, forthcoming in the Journal of Finance. Mortgage lending in the U.S. has traditionally been viewed as a place where hard information dominates. The study suggests that minority loan officers may use more soft information signals about minority borrowers, which makes a difference.
September 23, 2024
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