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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Bo Becker interviewed by Swedish Radio Ekonomiekot Extra on why bank branches are disappearing, and what the consequences are (in Swedish)
2020-09-21
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Roine Vestman appointed member of the Board of the Seventh AP Fund (AP7) by The Swedish government
2020-09-18
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Per Strömberg recently commented in Svenska Dagbladet (SvD) on the importance of responsible investing
2020-09-10
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The Price of Stocks and the Effect of the Corona-crisis on Pensions
2020-08-31
The rate of media attention paid on individual stocks has a powerful impact on the number of small-scale investors who choose to invest in the stock, Professor Terrance Odean said in connection with...
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Mariassunta Giannetti finds: An Antidote to Economic Sclerosis’ — Short-Term Investors Aren't All Bad
2020-08-31
Investors with shorter time horizons push companies to adapt faster to new environments, according to Professor Mariassunta Giannetti Stockholm School of Economics)and co-author ( and Xiaoyun Yu...
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The increase in housing prices creates generation gaps
2020-08-17
Roine Vestman commented on the Swedish housing market in Dagens Nyheter (DN)
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World Economic Forum: COVID-19 amplifies inequality. Fight back with long-term thinking
2020-08-17
What long-term effect will COVID-19 have on the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals? A group of researchers at SSE’s research center Misum, including Michael Halling, Associate Professor of...
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Pehr Wissén in Dagens industri (DI)
2020-06-29
Pehr Wissen, professor em of practice, joins forces with 10 other economists, authors and politicians in arguing that Sweden should support the EU commission rescue package to combat the economic...
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Performance Numbers Only Tell one Side of the Story
2020-06-09
Professor Michael Halling comments on identifying the winning funds at the 2019 Nordic Hedge Award, announced April 22, 2020.
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Household Welfare: Do We Need Big Data?
2020-05-18
Imagine, just for a moment, there was a massive crisis, throwing many household finances into chaos. Might it not be a good idea to have as much data as possible to identify who needs help and how...
