Some say low interest rates cause inequality. What if it's the reverse?
“Central banks now appreciate that r-star has fallen, and that means they're going to have limited ability to tighten monetary policy ..."
“Central banks now appreciate that r-star has fallen, and that means they're going to have limited ability to tighten monetary policy ..."
Andrew Lo and Stephen Foerster trace the past 70 years of investment research and share insights into what constitutes the “perfect” portfolio …
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In mergers and acquisitions, it takes more than low interest rates and a healthy stock market to get a deal done. New research pinpoints three unapparent behaviors.
“ … private investors are funding companies that are building the infrastructure that will support future growth of crypto and digital assets.”
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For Yannik Birkhahn, MFin ’20, the MIT Sloan Master of Finance program was a watershed moment. Diving into amazing opportunities the program has to offer, Yannik realized that he could help make the world a better place through his role in finance.
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In a new book, six Nobel laureates and “Wall Street’s Wisest Man” share insights and investment advice on finding that perfect mix of risk and reward.
“...even when we look at a sample of extremely talented, highly incentivized expert investors, they are still people."
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COVID-19 has exacerbated inequality worldwide. Central banking experts from the U.S., Finland, and Malaysia discuss if and how central banks can help.
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A look at how platforms are changing heavy industry, finance, health care, and e-commerce.
Khalid David, MBA ’19, joins Christopher Reichert, MOT ’04, on "Sloanies Talking with Sloanies."