Cass Business School

Cass Business School
founding	1966
Sponsorship	state
place	London
country	United Kingdom
Dean (interim)	Paolo Volpin
Students	about 3000
Annual budget	€ 350 million (2007)
Website	www.cass.city.ac.uk

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The Cass Business School is the business school of the City University of London and offers in the form of since 1966 economics courses Bachelor -, Master - MBA - and Ph.D. Programs. The college is located in the City of London and also has a campus in the Canary Wharf Financial Center and the Dubai International Financial Center . There are three faculties: Actuarial , Finance, and Corporate Management . The English business school was initially known as City University Business School and changed its name after a generous donation from the Sir John Cass Foundation in 2002. The Cass Business School has the Triple Crown, which means it is recognized by the three most important accreditation organizations, EQUIS , AACSB and AMBA accredited . Only 58 business schools worldwide have the Triple Crown.

Rankings

Cass Business School is the City, University of London's business school . In the current QS ranking, the university is in 327th place worldwide. In the "Accounting & Finance" department, the major global ranking ranks the university in 51-100 places.

• In the Financial Times ranking of the best European business schools, Cass Business School came 12th in Europe and 3rd in Great Britain.
• In the Guardian Ranking 2013 of the best business schools in Great Britain, Cass Business School landed in second place.
• In the 2011 Financial Times Ranking of the 100 best MBA programs, Cass Business School was ranked 32nd worldwide and 5th in the UK.
• In the 2012 Economist Ranking of the 100 best MBA programs worldwide, Cass Business School came in 30th and 9th in Europe.

International partner universities

• Hong Kong - Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK), University of Hong Kong (HKU), Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST)
• Austria - University of Vienna , Vienna
• Belgium - Solvay Business School, Universite Libre de Bruxelles (ULB)
• France - Ecole Supérieure de Commerce de Paris (ESCP) and Université de Paris (Dauphine)
• Germany - Technical University of Munich (TUM), Technical University of Berlin (TUB), EBS University of Economics and Law
• Ireland - Quinn Business School, University College Dublin
• Italy - Luigi Bocconi University of Economics , La Sapienza University and (LUISS) Rome
• Canada - Concordia University , University of Waterloo , HEC Montreal and University of Western Ontario
• Spain - Universitat de Barcelona , Universidad Complutense , Madrid and Universitat Pompeu Fabra , Barcelona
• Netherlands - RSM, Erasmus University Rotterdam
• Norway - Norwegian School of Management
• Singapore - Singapore Management University and The National University of Singapore
• Sweden - Stockholm University Business School
• USA - Goizueta Business School, Emory University , Yale University and University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

These are members of the Alliance of Management Schools in European Capitals ( AMSEC ), of which Cass is a founding member.

Alumni

(Selection)

• Stelios Haji-Ioannou - founder of Easyjet
• Muhtar Kent - Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of The Coca-Cola Company
• Phillip Monks - CEO, Europe Arab Bank plc
• Syed Ali Raza - President and Chief Executive Officer of the National Bank of Pakistan , MSc
• Kiran Rao - Former Vice President, Marketing and Pricing Policies, Airbus
• Durmuş Yılmaz - Chief Executive Officer of Central Bank of Turkey, BSc
• Dick Olver - CEO of BAE Systems , the largest defense company in Europe; Board member of Reuters
• Liu Mingkang - former Vice President of China's Central Bank, People's Bank of China .
• Robert P. Kelly - CEO and Chairman, The Bank of New York Mellon

Web links

• Homepage

Individual evidence

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