Sponsors

Thank you to the firms that make YUHA’s programming and operations possible.

Sponsorship details for prospective firms

For prospective sponsors

Sponsorship prospectus

YUHA partners with firms that want to mentor students preparing for careers in hedge funds and asset management. Sponsorship supports the student investment fund, the speaker series, industry treks, and research engagements shaped around your firm’s priorities.

Platinum

$20,000

Research

Three semesters of sponsored research. Each engagement is an investment thesis with a buy, sell, or hold recommendation, or a custom project such as due diligence, AI analysis, or operational research. Includes priority scheduling and a dedicated project lead.

Student fund

A contribution to Yale’s only student-managed portfolio, with a quarterly letter on investments and fund progress.

Recruiting

Unlimited emails to the membership, the full resume book, and two hour-long conversations with members each year.

Recognition

Platinum recognition on this site, two LinkedIn features a year, and your logo on all YUHA merchandise.

Gold

$15,000

Research

Two semesters of sponsored research. Each engagement is an investment thesis on any asset class or security, or a custom project such as due diligence, AI analysis, or operational research.

Programming

A full semester of the speaker series, networking events, and industry treks, plus an annual report on the student-managed fund.

Recruiting

Three emails to the membership, the full resume book, and one hour-long conversation with members each year.

Recognition

Gold recognition on this site and one LinkedIn feature a year.

Silver

$5,000

Research

One semester-long project on an investment theme, sector, or topic you choose, delivered as a formal research deck. Scope can be investment analysis, market research, or a custom project.

Recruiting

One email to the membership to share recruiting timelines and events.

Recognition

Silver recognition on this site.

Packages can be adjusted to a firm’s interests. The letter from the executive board and the full comparison are in the prospectus.