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Three voices on the conference on Credit Markets after the Crisis
2016-09-19
Luc Laeven from ECB, professor Amar Bhidé and Martin Flodén from Riksbanken were some of the speakers at the Swedish House of Finance-conference on Credit Markets after the Crisis. But what were the...
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Riksbanken: Lower liquidity will not affect financial stability
2016-09-19
Will there ever be a life after quantitative easing, QE? Yes, said Martin Flodén, Deputy Governor of the Riksbank, in a discussion panel at Swedish House of Finance Conference on Credit Markets after...
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Magnus Dahlquist leads new programs for investment professionals
2016-09-19
In December 2016 and March 2017, Stockholm School of Economics Executive Education launches two new programs for investment professionals: Long Term Asset Management and Quantitative Investment...
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Magnus Dahlquist publishing in The Review of Financial Studies
2016-09-15
Congratulations to Magnus Dahlquist whose paper “Individual Investor Activity and Performance” co-authored together with José Vicente Martinez and Paul Söderlind was recently accepted to The Review of...
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Mariassunta Giannetti new Wim Duisenberg Fellow at ECB
2016-09-15
Each year, the European Central Bank (ECB) awards fellowships to leading economists.
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Securitization is not progress, it’s regress
2016-09-14
Europe is looking to move towards increased securitization – but it’s the wrong way to go, stated Amar Bhidé, professor of International Business at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at the...
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Bo Becker appointed Associate Editor of three journals
2016-09-12
Bo Becker has recently been appointed Associate Editor at Management Science, Review of Financial Studies and Financial Management, three prominent academic journals, publishing peer reviewed articles...
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Stronger Banks – or Better Securities Markets?
2016-09-09
Does Europe need Stronger Banks or Better Securities Markets? To have both is better than having one or the other, was the answer given by the panellists at the Credit Crisis conference. Europe seems...
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After Brexit – Nicolas Véron on Growth and Stockholm’s Chances as New Financial Capital
2016-09-07
Is London’s era as financial capital over? If so, does Stockholm stand a chance in the compatition for eating London’s lunch?
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Welcome to Women's Finance Day, Thursday the 15th of September!
2016-09-06
Women’s Finance Day, previously known as Women’s Banking Day, is a career fair with numerous worldwide financial institutions participating. WFD will take place at Stockholm School of Economics the...
