Thomas A. Jackman

Thomas A. Jackman is a Professor of Business Administration at Nebraska Wesleyan University, affiliated with the Department of Business Administration, Economics, and Accounting within the College of Arts and Sciences. His academic work bridges finance theory and practical applications in banking and corporate finance.

Education:

• Ph.D. in Finance, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, May 2011
• M.B.A. in Finance, DePaul University, June 1986
• B.S. in Business Administration, May 1984

Dr. Jackman's research focuses on financial risk assessment, particularly in corporate bankruptcy prediction, bank loan structures, and the strategic rationale behind bank mergers and acquisitions. His work integrates quantitative modeling with real-world financial data, especially leveraging cash flow statements for predictive analytics.

His scholarly output includes publications in the Journal of Economics and Finance and the Nebraska Economics and Business Association journal, with a doctoral dissertation on bankruptcy prediction models. Collectively, his articles reflect a sustained interest in financial stability, credit risk, and institutional behavior in the banking sector.

Scientific Awards:

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Dr. Jackman has advised institutional investment committees and taught core and advanced courses such as Financial Management, Bank Management, Investments, and Managerial Finance in the MBA program. While no formal grants or student advisees are mentioned, his industry experience enriches his academic instruction. There is no mention of leadership in labs or research teams.