COVID-19 has exacerbated inequality worldwide. Central banking experts from the U.S., Finland, and Malaysia discuss if and how central banks can help.
New research provides insight on when and why investors rely on indexes or categories to make decisions rather than investigating each individual stock.
The SEC is proposing a new rule that would require public companies to disclose their emissions data and create more transparency. Industry experts unpack its implications.
‘It's really about taking chances on long shots.’
Simple Allocation Rules and Optimal Portfolio Choice Over the Lifecycle | Consumer Finance Initiative | Retirement
The Effect of Increasing Retirement Saving on Consumption, Balance Sheets, and Welfare | Consumer Finance Initiative | Retirement
Simple Allocation Rules and Optimal Portfolio Choice Over the Lifecycle | Consumer Finance Initiative | FinTech
Real Effects of Search Frictions in Consumer Credit Markets | Consumer Finance Initiative | Lending Markets
Can ethics be taught? Evidence points towards yes, according to new research that offers the first large sample study on how rules and ethics training affects behavior and employment decisions.
Research by MIT Sloan Visiting Prof. Maria Loumioti and her colleagues shows that cognitive biases can impede the effective processing and interpretation of "soft" loan application information.
