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New research provides insight on when and why investors rely on indexes or categories to make decisions rather than investigating each individual stock.
"Countries that have experimented with political 'consultation' on monetary policy have experienced prolonged periods of inflation."
What we are trying to understand is what do bank failures look like throughout history and which theories are most consistent with that history.
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Executives from financial services firms discuss early adoption of AI in the industry, reasons for caution, and the benefits of partnering with fintechs.
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This case examines how Marsha Jackson, the Head of Internal Audit at RiseEngineer, deals with a whistleblower allegation of bribery in the company’s foreign subsidiary. Marsha’s compliance team conducts an investigation focused on the subsidiary’s bid on a major construction project. Students are as...
"Banks should be required to have buffers of capital, so if they suffer some losses, it doesn't immediately become a solvency crisis."
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"Digital Euro: Vision, Advancements, and Challenges"
"Nuclear, if we can do it, is a valuable contribution to the system, but we need to learn how to do it cheaper than we've done so far."
Bloomberg Radio host Barry Ritholtz speaks with Ed Hyman (SM '69), founder and chairman of Evercore ISI and vice chairman of Evercore Inc.
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Generative AI has the potential to provide smart, tailored financial guidance, early research from MIT Sloan economist Andrew Lo suggests.
