Edward Zinbarg

Faith, Morals, and Money: What the World's Religions Tell Us About Ethics in the Marketplace

Tuesday, October 5, 2004, 7:30 p.m.
115 Cornell Hall

Following the lecture, Mr. Zinbarg will be available to sign his book Faith, Morals, and Money.

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Edward Zinbarg retired in 1994 as Executive Vice President of Prudential Insurance Company. During almost 35 years of service, he was Chief Economist, Chief Investment Officer for publicly traded securities, and Chief Administrative Officer.

Zinbarg's most recent book is Faith, Morals, and Money: What the World's Religions Tell Us About Ethics in the Marketplace (Continuum, 2001). Previously, he co-authored Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management (Richard D. Irwin), a widely used textbook that appeared in five editions over a 20-year period. Zinbarg holds a Ph.D. in economics from New York University; Doctor of Letters and M.A. degrees in religious ethics from Drew University; an MBA in finance from the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School; and a BBA in economics from City University of New York. He was Adjunct Professor of Finance at City University for 15 years.

Zinbarg is currently a director of the Merrill Lynch mutual fund complex and of a major private trust fund. He has been President of Oheb Shalom Congregation in South Orange, N.J., and he serves on the boards of a number of religious, philanthropic, and cultural institutions. These include the Rabbinical School of the Jewish Theological Seminary, the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, and the Jewish Community Foundation of MetroWest.

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