KiwiClub

Welcome! The KiwiClub was shut down for good on December 9, 1999. It ran continuously from December 1993 to December 1999. The KiwiClub server provided links to financial pages on the web and was twice named one of the top one hundred web sites in the world by PC Computing.
You may have been automatically routed to this server but the purpose of the server is in a state of flux as is its name. This server is maintained by Richard MacMinn. This web currently provides a few financial links plus lectures, notes, and syllabi on corporate finance, financial markets and corporate theory.

Classes

Business Finance - Finance 357: This is the first undergraduate course in corporate finance. The course stresses the time value of money, risk and return, capital budgeting, the cost of capital, leverage, and capital structure. As I move toward a more electronic classroom this course is becoming paper less.
The course has been substantially revised. Students can access their scores on the class roster, access a formula sheet that is linked to lectures and problems, receive automated e-mail responses for assignment submissions, and more.
Corporate Finance - Finance 374C: This is the second undergraduate course in corporate finance. The course stresses the theoretical foundations of corporate finance. In addition to the standard fare of capital budgeting and capital structure this course includes topics such as the market for corporate control and the use of derivatives in managing corporate risk.
Uncertainty in Economics and Finance - Finance 395.2: This is one of the core courses in the finance Ph. D. program. The course develops the notions of risk, risk aversion, prudence, arbitrage, and equilibria in economies that include financial markets. The impact that adverse selection and moral hazard problems have on the existence and properties of market equilibria is also stressed.

MedWeb: David Davies provides an excellent means for computer assisted assessment at MedWeb. MedWeb serves and automatically grades quizzes and returns the results on the web.

Lecture Hall: This is a collection of links, maintained by the UT Team Web, to courses with a presence on the Web.

Toward a Virtual Classroom: This is the rough draft of a talk on implementing the notion of a virtual classroom. It was originally delivered at the 1995 American Economic Association Meetings in San Francisco. Although it was revised in March of 1997, the technology is changing so rapidly that it is already outdated.

Financial Information

Bankruptcy Library: The Internet Bankruptcy Library contains information on companies reorganizing under Chapter 11 as well as other information on financially distressed companies.
Center for Corporate Law: The Center for Corporate Law at the University of Cincinnati College of Law contains information on SEC acts, rules, and regulations.
Dun & Bradstreet: Dun & Bradstreet provides business and industry information on privately held as well as publicly held companies.
EDGAR: The EDGAR project at New York University provides the electronic filings of publicly held and traded corporations to the SEC; EDGAR is searchable and contains 10-Q's, 10-K's, and much more from 1994 forward. The electronic forms include Proxy Statements (DEF 14A), Annual Reports (10-K), Current Events (8-K), Acquisition Events (SC 13D). EDGAR is also providing performance charts in the Proxy Statements that compare total shareholder returns across time for equivalent investments in the company, the relevant industry index, and the S&P 500. These processed forms may also be searched.
Who Where? EDGAR: Who Where? EDGAR offers unique ways to access EDGAR filings, stock quotes, internet addresses, press releases, and more to come! Search Public Companies, Company Holists, Search EDGAR Filings and take advantage of EDGAR Alert! Who Where?'s search forms are versatile, their "Company Hotlist" feature allows you to store your favorite personal financial page, and their "EDGARAlert!" feature provides you with e-mail notifications of new filings.
FindLaw: The FindLaw Index includes extensive resources in various practice areas, state, federal, foreign and international law, and listings of lawyers, law journals, legal forms, experts and consultants, news and reference material and more.
Hoover's Online: This is a useful source for company profiles and information. It also provides links to EDGAR and Security APL as well as the company for more information.
Industry Research Desk
LawCrawler: The LawCrawler is an innovative research tool geared toward the specific needs of legal professionals. Using the LawCrawler, researchers can search codes, case law and other legal information online. The LawCrawler, which is powered by AltaVista(tm) Search, also enables researchers to focus their searches on sites with legal information and within specific domains.
Mergernetwork.com: This is a site for buyers and sellers of companies and the intermediaries that represent them.
MoneyLine Corporation: MoneyLine offers live, dynamically updated broker prices and dealer offers on U.S. Treasury notes & bonds, money markets, agencies, municipals and other capital markets securities. Plus it provides security-specific fixed income analytics and 24-hour business and finance news.
Quote.Com: QuoteCom is dedicated to bringing quality financial market data to the Internet community, including information such as stock price quotes, quotes on all domestic stock and commodity exchanges, mutual and money market funds, business news, fundamental data, market analysis and commentary.
Security APL: The APL runs an interactive quote server that will accept a ticker symbol and provide 15 minute delayed pricing for most listed securities. Security APL also provides detailed company information organized according to 2 digit industry codes.
StockMaster: This was previously the MIT Experimental Stock Market Data site. It provides stock and mutual fund charts, historical data, stock quotes, other financial information sources, and more.
TaxTalk: TaxTalk is a monthly newsletter that tells individuals, investors and small business owners about 100's of legal tax loopholes.
The Treasury Management Pages

News

CNN fn - the financial network
Dow Jones: This site includes the Wall Street Journal interactive edition.
The Electronic NewsStand: The news stand contains links to a large number of periodicals.
Kiplinger's News of the Day
New York Times: The New York Times includes a selective guide to the internet

Electronic Magazines

Fortune
Pathfinder from Time Warner: Pathfinder includes links to Currency Converter, Entertainment Weekly, Fortune, Money, People, and more.
PC Computing: See PC Computing's Web Map

Worth
ZD Net: ZD Net includes links to MacWeek, MacUser, PC Computing, PCWeek, and more.

Other Resources

American Economic Association Directory

	Modification Date: Tuesday, 29 May 2007 12:06 -0700 Comments to: Richard MacMinn