Faculty
Jay W. Sukits
Assistant Professor of Business Administration
Office: 310 Mervis Hall
Phone: 412-648-1709
E-mail: jsukits@katz.pitt.edu
Degrees
MBA Harvard University
BA University of Pittsburgh
Courses Recently Taught
BF 1030 Introduction to Finance
BF 1316 Advanced Corporate Finance
BF 1320 Investment Management
BF 1326 Efficiency of Capital Markets
BF 1328 Capital Markets
BF 1331 Financial Institutions and Markets
BF 2555 Practicum in Portfolio Management
Interest Group
Finance
Profile
Teaching and research interests in capital market efficiency, corporate finance, securities valuation, and portfolio management. Spent 20 years as an investment banker. Held senior positions at Salomon Brothers, E.F. Hutton & Co., Equilease Corp., Smith Barney, and PNC. Advised major corporations such as DuPont, Sun Oil Co., U.S. Air, and PECO on cash management, capital structure, and capital market activities. Additionally, consulted with institutional investors, such as Mellon Financial Corporation, Morgan Grenfell, Providian Corp., and the University of Pittsburgh, on investment portfolios, including securities valuation, analysis, and investment policy development. Held Series 7, 8, 9, 63, and 65 Securities Registrations.
Served for 6 years as an Infantry Officer in the U.S. Army
Awards and Honors
CBA Meritorious Teaching Award, 2002, 2005
Katz Excellence in Teaching Award, 2002, 2003, 2005
CBA Teacher of the Year—Finalist 2003, 2004
Career Services' Faculty Partner Award, 2003
External Service
Represented Katz Graduate School of Business in University Faculty Senate, 2003-06
Member of the Investment Committee of the Board of Trustees, 2003-07
Consulting
Venture capital, portfolio management, and capital structure
Personal
Family, reading, playing golf, and fly fishing
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