We are proud to bring you our Winter 2011 issue: Recovering The Eurozone. In this issue, we, our writers, and our guest contributors have written articles about recent about key developments in Europe and the United States. Our last issue was about the aftermath of the financial crisis in the United States, whereas this issue includes articles on the same in Europe. We have also included an two advice articles with effort to become increasingly relevant to our audience, one on how to go building one’s own intellectual capital in getting hired for Investment Banking on Wall Street, and one about rethinking individual stock investing as a long term personal finance tactic. We still, however, highly encourage stock investing as an educational (and we hope, lucrative) hobby for students and others and we see extreme value in a career in equity investing and research. To assert this, we have decided to publish two stock pitches by our friends at CollegeStockPicks.com, a student group here on campus.
--January 2011
With the new year is a new beginning, and we are proud to bring to you the Winter 2010 issue titled Navigating the New Terrain to capture a global economy recovering from the recent financial crisis while dealing with what is in many ways a very new environment. We cover some of the most important topics discussed today, including green energy and carbon trading, the future of emerging markets, and the case for returning to fundamentals in investing. We hope you enjoy!
--February 2010
The team at the Harvard Investment Magazine is very excited to bring you an improved website with top-of-the-line online magazine display capabilities, allowing you to access HCIM digitally in a more realistic format than ever before. Check it out by clicking Archives to the left. And we're not done yet! Look for more exciting features in the coming weeks and months as we start the 2009-2010 season.
--August 2009
The Harvard College Investment Magazine is the largest and oldest student-run publication at Harvard devoted to presenting the significant and current topics of investment and finance. The magazine is concerned with the pertinent issues in corporate finance, corporate governance and investment research, serving as a platform of intellectual exchange on investment between the professionals and the academic Harvard community.