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Business School Case Study Development

The editor of the MarketHealth® 401k Advisor has been a frequent guest speaker at Suffolk University's graduate level Capstone class in risk management. 

As an outgrowth of those class discussions, Michael Kraten (PhD, CPA, Suffolk University, Enterprise Management Corporation) has led the creation of a formal business school "case study" regarding the MarketHealth® risk management principles and business concept. 

Michael enlisted the support of Megan Han and Katia Bernard - graduate students at Suffolk University. 

Michael also collaborated with Maureen Kraten (CMC, Sacred Heart University, Enterprise Management Corporation) who has invited the editor to discuss portfolio management strategies with her Spring 2010 advanced course on Financial Markets & Institutions at the John Welch College of Business at Sacred Heart University.



MarketHealth LLC Case Study
The following links contain the MarketHealth® case study to be discussed at Suffolk and Sacred Heart Universities as well as the Maryland Association of CPAs during the fall of 2009.

MarketHealth LLC Case Risk Mgt Overview Slides

MarketHealth LLC Case Cover page

MarketHealth LLC Case Synopsis

MarketHealth LLC Case Customer Risk Mgt

MarketHealth LLC Case Corp Risk Mgt

MarketHealth LLC Case Instructor's Notes

Appendix A - Financial Crisis Overview & MarketHealth LLC (PowerPoint)

Related Article "Nurturing the Nest Egg: A Business Approach to Personal Financial Planning" by Michael Kraten



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Case Study Blog

October 14

Case study feedback
What can we do to make these materials more helpful and informative as a case study regarding enterprise risk management?


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November 03

Case Study Question

From a business perspective, how could MarketHealth LLC target investors who are using the "nest egg" approach to making investment decisions?



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