In a shifting interest rate
environment, higher education institutions have new factors to consider as they
contemplate taking on additional debt. In recent years, institutions have continued
to increase the amount of long-term debt that they hold, even as enrollment
growth slowed, and excess capacity is expected to be an ongoing challenge. Is
the sector approaching a limit to the benefits that debt-financing can provide?
EY-Parthenon’s joint study with
NACUBO found that decisions about debt are often made primarily based on
financial metrics that indicate if an institution can take on further
debt without sufficient attention paid to whether it should. During this
webcast, panelists will present and discuss a framework for how institutions
might think differently about their debt decisions going forward.
FinanceEndowment and Debt ManagementWebcast
What You Will Learn
NACUBO’s professional development programs are designed to deliver the skills, concepts, and best practices for success to individuals in the business of higher education. After participating in this program, you will be able to—
Assess
capital investment value and recognize debt capacity
Develop
considerations for future decision-making
Discuss
historic borrowing trends
Who Should Attend
Chancellors
Chief Financial Officers
Presidents
Treasurers
Vice Presidents and Directors of Finance and Administration
Paula Amato, senior vice president and CFO, New England College
Narahari Sastry, senior vice chancellor and CFO, University of Pittsburgh
Haven Ladd, principal, EY-Parthenon, Ernst & Young LLP
Susan Shaffer, vice president/senior credit officer, higher education, Moody's Investors Service
CPE Information
There are no CPEs offered for this event.
CPE credit is not available for On-Demand programs at this time.
NACUBO is registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) as a sponsor of continuing professional education on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors. State boards of accountancy have final authority on the acceptance of individual courses for CPE credit. Complaints regarding registered sponsors may be submitted to the National Registry of CPE Sponsors through its website www.nasbaregistry.org.
