MIT Laboratory for Financial Engineering
The LFE is actively involved in research that aims to identify methods for measuring and managing risk, both standard and systemic types of risk.
The LFE is actively involved in research that aims to identify methods for measuring and managing risk, both standard and systemic types of risk.
The LFE’s healthcare finance initiative explores new business models and financial vehicles for raising and deploying funds to support biomedical innovation.
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