Serge Wind

Adjunct Instructor

Division of Applied Undergraduate Studies

Education

BA, Columbia College
PHD, Columbia Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
CO, Columbia Teachers College

Contact Info

sw94@nyu.edu

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Serge L. Wind, PhD, is Adjunct Instructor of Finance in the DBP, and is a specialist in corporate finance, M&A, valuation of firms and real estate, financial modeling and statistics. At NYUSPS, he also tutors undergraduate students in all the quantitively-based courses in DAUS. He has thirty years of experience in applying innovative quantitative financial analysis to telecommunications industry issues that required original thought and analysis. Mr. Wind served as senior advisor to the CFOs of AT&T and Lucent Technologies. He also taught at the Keller Graduate School of Management of DeVry University, where he was Senior Visiting Professor. Both Professor Wind's degrees, a Ph.D. in statistics and a B.A. in mathematics and economics (Summa Cum Laude, Phi Beta Kappa), were awarded by Columbia University. Dr. Wind has written sixteen papers relating to ongoing contemporary financial events and current corporate practices.

Serge Wind

Trade Agreements and Global Pacts, Trade Deals and China's Trade Incursions

Decline of Manufacturing in the U.S. Economy

Changing Cash Environment

Unemployment and Todayâ¿¿s Labor Market

Risk-Mitigating Strategies for Weathering Climate-Change Impacts on U.S. Companies

Technological Advances and their Impact on U.S. Manufacturing

Technological Advances and their Impact on U.S. Manufacturing

Corporate Cash Coffers: Dead Money

Are More Americans Giving Up on Work?

Laborâ¿¿s Declining Share of Corporate Income: Impact on Income Inequality

Buffett Buffeted but Triumphant

Labor's Declining Share of Corporate Income: Impact on the U.S. Economy

Review of Direct Matching Markets and the Deferred Acceptance Algorithm

Why is this Job Recovery Different than All Others?

Banks Matter in Eurozone Debt Crisis

Eurozone Sovereign Debt Crisis

Unemployment: Structural vs. Cyclical, and Globalization's adverse Impact

A Perspective on 2008-09 Illiquidity and Capital Crisis: Past Banking Crises and their Relevance to todayï¿¿s Credit Crisis

Double Dip Looming for Housing Prices and its Impact on Economic Growth

Financial State of the Nation

New Fiscal Crisis Looming for U.S.

October 2009 Employment Situation and its Implications for the Economy

Why did the Mortgage Crisis lead to the Credit and Illiquidity Crisis?

Mortgage Crisis: Tipping Points and Trends underlying the Housing Boom and its subsequent Bust

Implementation of EVA [Economic Value Added]

Models for Planning

An empirical Bayes Approach to Multiple Linear Regression

Stein-James Estimators of a Multivariate Location Parameter