John F. Romps, M.B.A.
Associate Professor, Economics and Business

Phone: (603) 641-7140
E-mail: jromps@anselm.edu

Professor Romps has been a member of the Saint Anselm College Department of Economics and Business since the fall of 1969. He has also taught at the University of New Hampshire and Fordham University. His main areas of teaching are in economics, money & banking, investments, and economic history. He is a forensic economist testifying as an expert on the subject of economic losses since 1971. His main area of research involves New Hampshire banking. The closing of five Manchester banks in 1991 and the economic aftermath of that closing is one area of interest. Currently he is writing a history of St. Mary's Bank, the nation's first and longest lasting credit union.

Education:
M.B.A. Plymouth State College 1982
M.A. Fordham University 1968
A.B. Fordham University 1967

Papers and Works in Progress:
"Economic Evaluation of a Deceased Wife in the 80's and 90's" New Hampshire Trial Bar News, v. 9, Spring 1989. (Co-author with Professor Arthur Kenison)

"The Role of Commercial Real Estate Losses in the Failure of New Hampshire Banks in 1991." Working Paper.

"La Caisse Popilaire", How has it survived? In progress.