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Nobel Laureate Robert Merton’s New Retirement Plan: Take ‘SeLFIES’
Nobel prize-winning economist Robert Merton has come with an alternate retirement plan that will help reduce dependency on government schemes.
Antoinette Schoar: A “subprime” crisis in housing? Think again.
Economist Antoinette Schoar and colleagues found that middle-class homebuyers had more to do with 2008’s real estate crash than the less-wealthy consumers usually blamed for it.
Lawrence Schmidt: Will a Fragile Banking System Survive Future Runs?
Professor Lawrence Schmidt discusses his current research which uses data from the Lehman episode to test the idea of future runs.
MIT Golub Center for Finance and Policy
GCFP serves as a catalyst for innovative, cross-disciplinary and non-partisan research and educational initiatives that address the unique challenges facing governments as financial institutions.
Bloomberg Talks: Gary Gensler
In this podcast episode, professor of the practice Gary Gensler discussed
CommBank research warns against blind trust in AI
Senior lecturer Renée Richardson Gosline says som
Private credit has dodged public scrutiny for too long — and regulators need to step in
Distinguished senior lecturer Robert Pozen wrote: "The National Associa
MIT study finds fault with AI prompts, says better ones lead to better retirement advice
A study by associate professor