For its entire 15-year life as a regional bank, Silicon Valley Bank held the same risky bet. Our Research Associate, Niccolo Comati, explains how the bank's collapse is a story of a supervisory system that polices process rather than risk.
Hosted by MIT Sloan and run by the MIT Sloan Sustainability Initiative, the event was the largest (and first-ever carbon-neutral!) ClimateCAP MBA Summit, bringing together nearly 400 MBA students from more than 45 business schools. Over the weekend, what stood out most wasn’t any single idea or solu...
In a new guest commentary for the Golub Center, Professors Ray Ball and Andrew Sutherland argue that CA's proposal will struggle to accurately value and tax billionaire assets and may even drive away some of the state’s largest taxpayers.
Sheila Dodge, EMBA '12, shares how the MIT Executive MBA strengthened her approach to systems thinking, change management, and organizational leadership—and helped her scale Broad Institute's COVID-19 testing operations during a public health crisis.
The abrupt demise of Credit Suisse shows that capital and liquidity buffers alone can't salvage an institution that has exhausted the market's reservoir of trust.
Navigating the countless opportunities at MIT can feel overwhelming, especially when it comes to charting your career path in sustainability. Streams of Study is a growing resource designed to make your journey easier, intentional, and actionable.
Two Asia Lab teams from MIT Sloan traveled to Malaysia's Asia School of Business (ASB) to tackle two projects: educational synergies and branding. The on-the-ground international work experience, particularly in ASEAN, was an enormous draw for students eager to go beyond case studies.
Meet three MIT female founders leading mission-driven organizations making a positive impact on the world.
Professor Catherine Wolfram is quoted on the effects of sanctions, sanction relief, and sanction extension for Russia in the wake of the Iran conflict.
Professors Catherine Wolfram, Kimberly Clausing, and Christopher R. Knittel write about the already-felt costs of climate change across the U.S.
