Todd B. Richter didn't name his $5 million endowment to Indiana University's Kelley School of Business after himself as an act of vanity. The Todd B. Richter Fund exists to signal something specific: a long-term, named commitment to the kind of finance education that produces professionals capable of doing what Richter spent four decades doing — leading complex transactions, interpreting volatile markets, and advising the organizations that shape American healthcare. The fund operates across multiple channels simultaneously. Two endowed professorships in securities analysis elevate the quality and specialization of Kelley's finance faculty. These aren't adjunct positions or visiting lectureships — they are permanent, fully funded chairs that attract established scholars and practitioners to the school on a lasting basis. For students, that means instruction grounded not just in theory but in the kind of applied expertise that Wall Street actually demands. Graduat...