YSU student fund managers attend forum, tour NYSE, visit "Fast Money"

After participating in the Quinnipiac Global Asset Management Education Forum, members of the YSU Student Investment Fund toured the New York Stock Exchange and visited the set of CNBC's Fast Money.

Twenty members of the Youngstown State University Student Investment Fund participated in the three-day Quinnipiac Global Asset Management Education Forum in New York last month.

GAME is the largest student-led finance conference in the world, playing host to more than 50 countries and 1,500 student and professional attendees.

The YSU Student Investment Fund, now managing nearly $1.4 million, took part in the forum's portfolio competition against more than 160 universities and were judged on a variety of categories, including growth, value and fixed income.

Kelli Dougherty, junior Finance major, represented YSU at the Nasdaq closing bell ceremony.

Student Investment Fund members also participated in a tour of the New York Stock Exchange and were on set at CNBC's Fast Money. The event wrapped up with a private roundtable discussion hosted by Morgan Stanley, the sixth-largest investment bank in the world, at its headquarters in Times Square.