Cornell's

Leading

Student-RuN

Investment

Group

Mutual Investment

Club of Cornell

We are the oldest and largest undergraduate investment club at Cornell University.

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About Us

$100,000

In assets currently under management by MICC, Cornell's largest investment portfolio.

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Analysts admitted to MICC each recruitment cycle, creating a uniquely intimate club environment.

6

Sector teams which each invest in our portfolio, providing opportunities for members with a diverse range of interests.

25

Years since MICC's founding as the first investment club at Cornell in 1997. The club has since built a strong, connected alumni network.

Sectors

Consumer

The consumer section invests in companies that make or sell products for everyday consumer use. This includes both discretionary consumer goods, such as jewelry or watches, and non-discretionary goods, such as food and clothing. The consumer sector is one of the oldest in MICC and has a proven record of successful investments that have generated significant returns for the club.

ESG

The ESG (environment, sustainability, and governance) sector seeks to invest in companies that follow the principle of doing well by doing good. The sector looks to generate returns by capitalizing on the trend of investors applying non-financial factors as part of their analysis to identify risks and growth opportunities.

HEALTHCARE

One of the most popular teams for MICC members, the healthcare sector invests in companies involved in any or all areas of the healthcare market. These can include startup biopharmaceutical firms developing new drugs for market or large conglomerate firms involved in the distribution, marketing, and sales of established healthcare products.

INDUSTRIALS

The industrials team pitches firms involved in large-scale manufacturing and production of complex goods, such as automobiles or defense weaponry. Sector members gain exposure to firms that form the cornerstone of the world economy, giving them valuable experience in fundamental financial analysis.

REAL ESTATE

With the help of three senior members, MICC's real estate sector was established in the Spring 2017 semester. Students on the real estate team analyze firms, funds, and investment groups, such as Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITS), that hold and/or manage physical properties. Members of the sector learn advanced real estate modeling techniques, such as Net Asset Valuation, and gain access to the number of MICC alumni who work in real estate finance.

TMT

The Technology, Media, and Telecom (TMT) sector's investment scope includes firms involved in manufacturing or selling technology products, as well as firms engaged in the media, entertainment, or telecom industries. Working in the TMT group offers its members exposure to a wide variety of companies, as well as training in unique modeling skills necessary for certain types of TMT firms.