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Finance
MIT Sloan uses its global ecosystem of people, programs, research, and partnerships to push the boundaries of finance. The MIT Sloan Finance Group is made up of expert faculty who conduct research, instruct students and executives on their latest financial models and methods, and provide guidance to regulators and policymakers in the field. Our academic offerings include the Finance Track certificate, the Master of Finance, and a PhD program in finance. Our Centers and initiatives dedicated to finance include the Consumer Finance Initiative, the Golub Center for Finance and Policy, and the MIT Laboratory for Financial Engineering.
Partners in prime: The Fed and Treasury’s new relationship
THE ECONOMIST | Peter R. Fisher, MIT GCFP’s Golub Distinguished Senior Fellow, served as a Treasury official between 2001 and 2004. He shares the sceptical view of the Fed’s humongous balance-sheet held by Mr Bessent and Mr Warsh.
MIT Sloan’s 2026 summer book collection
Here are six titles connected to the MIT Sloan School of Management covering topics such as economic strategy, entrepreneurship, talent management, and cultural evolution in the age of AI.
Using the MIT EMBA to build a mission-driven investment bank
Jacob Voorhees, EMBA ’13, shares how the MIT Executive MBA helped him evolve from investment banking executive to mission-driven entrepreneur. In this candid Q&A, he reflects on scaling and selling Capstone Partners, founding Navagant—the first B Corporation-certified investment bank—and redefining ...
Would a government bailout of Spirit Airlines really be worth it?
MARKETPLACE | By the time companies are discussing bailouts, "they're already toast, and you're just trying to resurrect them from the dead," said professor Deborah Lucas. Bailouts can have a bad reputation, she said, but there are some cases where there is some justification. That's why, Lucas adde...