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Larry Wynant

Professor, Finance-Economics

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Larry Wynant is a Professor of Finance. He was formerly Acting Dean (June-Dec 2008), Associate Dean - Programs (2004-08) and from 1999-2004, was stationed in Hong Kong as the Associate Dean, Ivey Asia. Wynant has taught courses at the graduate and undergraduate levels in financial management and the management of financial institutions. He has served as a faculty member at the University of the West Indies and he has been a visiting professor in several universities in South America. He earned an MBA degree from The University of Western Ontario and his doctorate from Harvard Business School.


Wynant's research interests include Asian financial management practices, commercial lending and financial structuring and he has co-authored several books including The U.S. Handbook of Commercial Lending, Canadian Commercial Lending, Canadian Cases in Financial Management and Banks and Small Business Borrowers. He has worked as a consultant for a large number of financial institutions, corporations and government groups in Canada and internationally.

Teaching

  • Finance
  • Management of Financial Service Businesses

Selected Publications

  • Cases in Financial Management, 4th Edition, Stephen Foerster, Craig Dunbar, James Hatch, David Shaw and Larry Wynant, Prentice Hall, 2002
  • Corporate Finance Cases, 2nd Edition, Larry Wynant, China Machine Press, 2002
  • Canadian Commercial Lending, 2nd Edition, James E. Hatch and Larry Wynant, Carswell Company Limited, Toronto, Ontario, 1996
  • Banks and Small Business Borrowers, Larry Wynant and James Hatch, Richard Ivey School of Business, The University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario, 1991

Research/Course Development

  • Asian Financial Institutions
  • Corporate Financial Strategy

Experience

  • Credit Officer and Money Market Trader, Royal Bank of Canada

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