News from the Cambridge MFin

The students, faculty and other stakeholders of Cambridge Judge Business School reflect diverse backgrounds and interests, and our Top 10 reads of 2024 also reflect that diverse theme. Articles on our website that attracted the most readers this past year ranged from how digital media affects children to a new Dean, and from sustainability to artificial intelligence.

The new cohort of Master of Finance (MFin) students arrived in Cambridge in September. We spoke to some of the class at the start of the new academic year, to find out why they decided to join the Cambridge MFin and what they hope to achieve in the year ahead.

As Michaelmas term draws to a close, Master of Finance student Sayam Sanjib Deb looks back on his first few weeks at Cambridge.

MFin student Justin Hyunjin Kim shares some of the highlights from his first few weeks on the Cambridge Master of Finance degree programme.

The Cambridge MFin City Speakers series offers a unique chance to learn from some of the leading names in the world of finance.

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The Group Consulting Project (GCP) is a key component of the Cambridge MFin degree. The project gives students the opportunity to apply their theoretical knowledge to real-world financial challenges. Here, Zubair Verachia, Juan Untung and William Huang, share their experience and insights into the Group Consulting Project.

Ming Hong Choi, a Master of Finance candidate (MFin 2023), has been awarded the Vice-Chancellor’s Social Impact Award for his leadership and advisory contributions to impact-driven initiatives.

Hear from Juita Sari Zainuddin on her journey from Indonesia to Cambridge. As she approaches the end of the Easter Term, she reflects on how the Cambridge MFin has helped shape her global perspective and leadership skills.

The Cambridge Master of Finance (MFin) degree programme of Cambridge Judge Business School was today (17 June) ranked second in the Financial Times (FT) ranking of post-experience master of finance programmes worldwide.

From small-group dinners with finance industry professionals to overseas alumni events, mentorship schemes, College clubs and University societies, networking is at the heart of the Master of Finance at Cambridge Judge.

One of the unique advantages of studying an MFin degree at the Cambridge Judge Business School is the opportunity to work with one of the interdisciplinary research centres that are based at the School. We hear from 3 MFin alumni on how they contributed to real-world research during their MFin degree.

The 18 May conference focused this year on forging global alliances for sustainable growth marks the return of the conference to Cambridge Judge Business School for the first time since 2019.

The latest employment report highlights how our MFin graduates have successfully embarked upon exciting career transitions.

We meet alumni from the MBA and Master of Finance (MFin) programmes and ask them how choosing the very popular elective, New Venture Finance, run by Robert Wardrop, Management Practice Professor of Finance, has helped them develop and grow their career in finance and the fintech sector.

We hear from Colombian student Pablo Cadavid on his journey to Cambridge, the highlights of his MFin experience so far, and how he hopes to inspire future Latin American students to follow in his footsteps.

We spoke to our Women in Finance scholars, Ana Gvalia and Mahima Agarwalla to find out about their journeys to Cambridge, the highlights of their experience so far and why they are proud to be representing women on the Cambridge MFin.

A team of Cambridge MFin students scooped first place at London Business School's 2023 Investor Insight Summit. Here they tell us about the competition and their winning investment pitch.

With all eyes on AI following the release of ChatGPT early last year, we spoke to Alejandro Reynoso, External Lecturer in Algorithmic Trading and former Research Fellow at Cambridge Judge to get his take on the impact on the finance industry, and the key opportunities to look out for.

As AI, big data, blockchain and other areas continue to grow apace, how is the Cambridge Master of Finance keeping up? We spoke to 2 MFin alumni to find out how the programme helped in these areas, and what impact it’s had on their careers.

In this blog post, current student Ana Gvalia highlights the importance of being part of a close-knit cohort on the Cambridge Master of Finance (MFin) programme. The programme’s diverse student body means that students experience different cultures first-hand. Ana recently travelled to her home country of Georgia with some of her MFin classmates and shares the special experience in this post.