DDFA - Dow Dawgs Finance Association
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DDFA is the University of Washington's best resource for students looking to get a foot in the door in the competitive and glamorous world of high finance. We help our members learn more about the industry while making introductions to Seattle's best financial firms who are excellent resources for acquiring jobs and internships. DDFA's strong relationships with Seattle's most reputable financial players allow our members to gain exposure to all facets of finance. Behemoths like Goldman Sachs,... (read more)
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John
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DDFA - Dow Dawgs Finance Association
Category:
Organizations - Clubs & Societies
Description:
DDFA is the University of Washington's best resource for students looking to get a foot in the door in the competitive and glamorous world of high finance. We help our members learn more about the industry while making introductions to Seattle's best financial firms who are excellent resources for acquiring jobs and internships. DDFA's strong relationships with Seattle's most reputable financial players allow our members to gain exposure to all facets of finance. Behemoths like Goldman Sachs,... (read more)
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dowdawgs@u.washington.edu
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Sincerely,

The DDFA Team


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Russell's Case Competition Question:

It has been argued that over the past decade the global economy has “decoupled” from the U.S. economy. In your view, will a further economic slowdown or recession within the United States push global economies to “recouple” or will the slowdown remain isolated to the United States? Please consider both developing and emerging economies in your response.

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