[b]New Canaan, Connecticut[/b] - Matthew Bradford of Norwalk, Connecticut is pleased to announce that he currently anticipates the completion of his Master’s of Business Administration with the University of Connecticut in December, 2013. Bradford is currently specializing in Finance. His completed coursework includes “Financial Accounting and Reporting,” “Financial Management,” “Managerial Statistics,” “Finance and Economics,” and “Fixed Income Instruments.”

“As much as I love the coursework, faculty, and my fellow students,” says Matthew Bradford (Norwalk, CT), “I’m very excited to be graduating in just over a year. I’ve worked hard to lock down this anticipated graduation date, and I’m happy to be making the announcement today. I think this announcement will provide further incentive for me to keep up the hard work, and stay on track.”

Professors have had positive comments to make about the work done by Matthew Bradford of Norwalk, Connecticut. Bradford currently holds a perfect 4.0 grade point average. Finance faculty members at the University of Connecticut have been especially pleased with Bradford’s research on the Greek debt crisis.

When asked about his research, Matthew Bradford (Norwalk, CT) responded, “I find the current Greek economic situation to be fascinating. As a part of my work in Fixed Income Instruments, I prepared an analysis on the use of credit default swaps. Learning about how these swaps played into the current crisis in Greece was very revealing. It’s definitely altered my perspective on credit default swaps here in the states.”

As Matthew Bradford Norwalk, Connecticut prepares to meet his self-imposed December 2013 graduation deadline, he has been especially focused on exploring his interests in economics. “I actually completed my B.A. in economics at the University of Connecticut,” he says. “So, I’m here for a second time – studying more economics!”

Bradford comments, “In my Finance and Economics course, I’ve been able to get a better insight into what makes the global economic environment tick. It’s definitely encouraged further thoughts, and inspired deeper research. I’m currently exploring research on information technology in financial markets, including Bloomberg.”

Matthew Bradford of Norwalk, CT welcomes questions and comments as he approaches his anticipated December 2013 graduation date.

About: Matthew Bradford (Norwalk, CT) is a MBA candidate at the University of Connecticut. He enjoys golf and tennis in addition to his business and academic ambitions.