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The Willink School Students Win Stock Market Competition 2017

Kieran Tan and Jack Conn from The Willink School have been crowned winners of this year’s Stock Market Competition at Henley Business School’s ICMA Centre.

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Kieran Tan and Jack Conn from The Willink School have been crowned winners of this year’s Stock Market Competition at Henley Business School’s ICMA Centre.

The Stock Market Competition, now in its 6th year, brings year 12 students from across the UK together to trade against each other on a simulated stock market using the ICMA Centre’s unique dealing room facilities.

This year The Willink School were joined by Woking College, Wilmington Grammar School for Boys, Reading Blue Coat, Henley College, and for the first time a number of students who took part independently.

Coming in a close second with a silver award was Dan Aked (Henley College) and Harry Shivas, and the bronze prize was awarded to Matt Whitehouse and Matt Gough (Reading Blue Coat).

It was great to see school students from across the UK taking part in our annual Stock Market Competition....

Posted by ICMA Centre on Tuesday, 4 July 2017

Published 6 July 2017

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