Harvard Investment Association
This is the homepage for the Harvard Investment Association, the oldest undergraduate finance and investing club at Harvard.
SourceReported
Stated by a secondary source, or an official source we haven't re-checked recently.
- Observed Sep 30, 2026
“This is the homepage for the Harvard Investment Association, the oldest undergraduate finance and investing club at Harvard.”
Other versions
- Observed Sep 30, 2026
“Founded in 1993, the Harvard Investment Association prepares undergraduates to understand markets, evaluate businesses, and pursue careers in finance with confidence.”
- Observed Sep 30, 2026
“educates on investing and financial markets and provides opportunities[clarification needed] for investing experience.”
How to join
Comp, Open membershipReported
Stated by a secondary source, or an official source we haven't re-checked recently.
- Observed Sep 30, 2026
“Upon completing the comp, participants become members of HIA and gain access to the organization’s full slate of programming, including the Fund, mentorship program, and professional development opportunities.”
- Observed Sep 30, 2026
“Following the lecture series, compers apply their learning in small teams through a stock pitch competition that emphasizes analytical thinking, collaboration, and real-world decision-making.”
No recruiting cycle on record. Deadlines appear here once we find a source for them.
Selectivity
Unknown. This club has a selective process, but we haven't found published applicant or admit numbers. We don't estimate acceptance rates without them.
About
As Harvard’s oldest undergraduate finance organization, the Harvard Investment Association is dedicated to providing members with a rigorous and engaging education in investing and finance. HIA’s programming is designed to equip students with the analytical tools needed to evaluate investments, understand financial markets, and explore careers across the financial services industry.
SourceReported
Stated by a secondary source, or an official source we haven't re-checked recently.
- Observed Sep 30, 2026
“As Harvard’s oldest undergraduate finance organization, the Harvard Investment Association is dedicated to providing members with a rigorous and engaging education in investing and finance. HIA’s programming is designed …”
Other versions
- Observed Sep 30, 2026
“Founded in 1993, the Harvard Investment Association prepares undergraduates to understand markets, evaluate businesses, and pursue careers in finance with confidence. Through a comprehensive educational program and an ac…”
Mission
Providing members with a rigorous and engaging education in investing and finance.
SourceReported
Stated by a secondary source, or an official source we haven't re-checked recently.
- Observed Sep 30, 2026
“the Harvard Investment Association is dedicated to providing members with a rigorous and engaging education in investing and finance.”
Activities
HIA Fund, Mentorship program, Professional development opportunities, Lecture series on financial markets, accounting, and valuation, Team stock pitch competitionReported
Stated by a secondary source, or an official source we haven't re-checked recently.
- Observed Sep 30, 2026
“are responsible for managing the HIA Fund”
Links
- Websiteharvardinvestmentsassociation.org/Likely official
4 unconfirmed links (not verified as the club's own)
- HIA Compharvardinvestmentsassociation.org/the-hia-compUnconfirmed
- Facebook@harvardinvestmentUnconfirmed
- Instagram@harvardinvestmentassociationUnconfirmed
- LinkedIn@harvardinvestmentassociationUnconfirmed
Sources & freshness
Profile rebuilt| Source | Type | Facts | Last seen |
|---|---|---|---|
| About | The Harvard Investment Association | Public web | 6 | |
| The HIA Comp | The Harvard Investment Association | Public web | 4 | |
| HIA | The Harvard Investment Association | Cambridge, MA | Public web | 9 | |
| Search (brave): "Harvard Investment Association" | Public web | 2 | |
| Wikipedia: List of Harvard College undergraduate organizations | Public web | 3 |
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