As one of the social events of Fall Quarter of 2021, Promontory held a poker tournament. 

As one of the social events of Fall Quarter of 2021, Promontory held a poker tournament. 

The girls of Promontory had a fun, fall brunch at Nella Pizza e Pasta. 

Promontory held a social event at the Quad where members played frisbee and enjoyed each other's company as Winter Quarter was finishing up. 

As our first virtual speaker event of fall 2020, we welcome NYU Stern professor Aswath Damodaran to cover fascinating topics like why value investors need to modernize their investing approach, how ESG is one of the most overhyped concepts in finance, and whether or not the presidential election really matters for the market.

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In our second and final virtual speaker event of the quarter, we welcome longtime Chicagoan but now Stanford Professor John Cochrane to talk about his recent macroeconomic research and thoughts on topics like recent monetary policy, the danger of ballooning government debt, and how to rationalize human behavior.

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Finding the silver lining in quarantine, a few Board members had the chance to interview Nobel Laureate and Stanford Professor Myron Scholes in our first ever virtual speaker event open to the UChicago community. Among the topics discussed were the unintended consequences of the Black-Scholes model, the passivity of the money management industry, and Covid-19 concerns.

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Promontory held its quarterly launch party with catered food from Wing Stop in Bartlett Lounge to commemorate the publication of Promontory's 2020 winter issue.  

Promontory's winter quarter outing was to Chinatown's Happy Lamb for some hot pot on a cold winter day.

Now an annual tradition, Promontory held its fall launch party featuring McDonalds in McCormick Lounge during Week 10 to commemorate the publication of its 2019 fall issue. Hundreds of McNuggets were served and all were eaten.

What factors induce, or signify, economic booms and busts? How exactly does the financial sector specifically - made up of banks, mortgages, bonds and the stock market - interact with the larger economy as we know it? Amir Sufi, Bruce Lindsay Professor of Economics and Public Policy at the Booth School of Business, claims that expansions in credit supply, operating primarily through household demand, have been an important driver of business cycles.

Promontory held its second ever launch party in McCormick Lounge to commemorate the publication of its 2019 winter issue. Smoque Barbeque was served.

A group of Promontory club members on a night out in Chinatown enjoying rolled ice cream after stuffing themselves with all-you-can-eat hotpot.

Taking advantage of Chicago's brutal winters, Promontory members tabled in Cobb Hall and sold V-day themed hot chocolate, vanilla chai lattes, and chocolate truffles for its very first club fundraiser. Fun stickers and designs as well as whipped cream were included!

We teamed up with other finance-focused RSOs on campus to give an overview of careers in finance, and to talk about our organizations. Following the presentations was a networking session where attendees got to chat with and meet representatives from each RSO to hear about their experiences.

At the end of each quarter, Promontory Investment Research holds a launch party to celebrate their hard-work and to distribute the quarterly publication to the campus community. Everyone is welcome to attend and chat with Promontory Research Analysts. Last quarter, McDonalds was also served. Looking forward to Winter 2019!