In the press
The latest coverage of the Swedish House of Finance in the press, including video, radio, and print media.
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“Buy now, pay later” companies are affected by the slowdown
2022-05-24 • Swedish • SVT
“Buy now, pay later” (BNPL) companies are affected by a weakening global business cycle, accelerating inflation and rising borrowing costs. Professor Bo Becker discusses with SVT.
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The private equity industry and rising interest rates
2022-05-17 • Swedish • Svenska Dagbladet - Webbredaktionen
Lönsamhet är hetare än tillväxt bland investerare. När riskkapitalet inte längre flödar lika ymnigt, tvingas onoterade bolag skära i ...
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Så påverkas förstagångsköpare när räntorna stiger - Nyheter (Ekot)
2022-05-16 • Swedish • sverigesradio.se
tröskeln blir lägre för förstagångsköpare, säger Peter Englund som är professor emeritus vid Handelshögskolan. ”Det kommer sannolikt pressa
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Riskerar hållbarhet att bli en ursäkt för höga fondavgifter?
2022-05-07 • Swedish • Affärsvärlden
Professor Bo Becker uppmanar branschen att enas om en modell för val av värdepapper, bli transparent när det gäller påverkan på ESG och vilken avkastning investerarna kan hoppas på
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Why tech stocks are falling right now
2022-05-03
Bo Becker interviewed in Svt Nyheter (in Swedish).
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Roine Vestman "Reduced cash investment does not solve the roots of the problem"
2022-04-04 • Swedish • Sveriges Radio
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Erika Eliasson Ekberger, new member of our advisory board!
2022-03-17 • Swedish • Realtid.se
Read the article (in Swedish)
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Why being a central bank governor might be the most difficult non-military job in 2022
2022-03-11 • Swedish • Affärsvärlden
Read the article in Affärsvärlden (in Swedish)
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Anders Anderson is interviewed about ‘meme stocks’ a year on from the GameStop short squeeze
2022-02-09
Anders Anderson, the Swedish House of Finance, shares his assessments of GameStop, the future of ‘meme stocks’, and the impact of internet fora on hedge funds and the financial industry in...
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Anders Anderson interviewed about green investments
2022-01-26
The Swedish House of Finance’s Anders Anderson is featured in the Swedish magazine Dagens ETC, where he is interviewed about his research on “Financial Literacy in the Age of Green Investment”.
