Christopher Arsenis is in the process of completing his bachelor of science in business administration at the University of South Carolina, where he focuses his studies on finance. Maintaining an overall GPA of 3.71 and a major GPA of 3.94, he has earned recognition on the president’s list for two consecutive semesters and the dean’s list for five consecutive semesters. Additionally, Christopher Arsenis has garnered the Nicholas M. Psillos Scholarship and the George A. Brizzolara Jr. Scholarship, both of which are merit based.
Active at his university, Christopher Arsenis serves as an executive board member of the Carolina Finance and Investment Association, a student-run organization. On behalf of the organization, he works to organize guest speakers and educational seminars. In doing so, he collaborates with alumni and fellow students as a liaison, a position he was selected to fill by members of the faculty.
Outside of his responsibilities at his university, Christopher Arsenis most recently served as an investment banking summer analyst at the Capital Corporation in Greenville, South Carolina. There, he drafted marketing materials and company profiles, generated buyers lists, and made prospect calls. Further, using S&P Capital IQ, he analyzed relevant transactions and companies.
Active at his university, Christopher Arsenis serves as an executive board member of the Carolina Finance and Investment Association, a student-run organization. On behalf of the organization, he works to organize guest speakers and educational seminars. In doing so, he collaborates with alumni and fellow students as a liaison, a position he was selected to fill by members of the faculty.
Outside of his responsibilities at his university, Christopher Arsenis most recently served as an investment banking summer analyst at the Capital Corporation in Greenville, South Carolina. There, he drafted marketing materials and company profiles, generated buyers lists, and made prospect calls. Further, using S&P Capital IQ, he analyzed relevant transactions and companies.
