Research in the spotlight
Explore the latest research from the Swedish House of Finance.
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The growth of non-bank finance and new monetary policy tools
2020-04-16
How does the presence of “shadow banks” – non-bank, unregulated financial intermediaries – affect the ability of central banks to tackle a liquidity crisis? Adrien d’Avernas, Assistant Professor,...
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Corporate Debt Burdens Threaten Economic Recovery After COVID-19
2020-03-23
In an article with Ulrich Hege Professor of Toulouse School of Economics and Pierre Mella-Barral Professor of Toulouse Business School, Professor Bo Becker recently examined how corporate debt burdens...
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How staying home for a few weeks can start a recession
2020-03-12
As the US begins to take increasingly drastic steps to combat the spread of coronavirus, it’s important to be prepared for the economic consequences of these measures.
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Only winners. Enhanced default pension allocation
2018-12-04
How can we improve the one-size-fits-all default pension fund model? An article recently published in the Journal of Finance explored the optimal asset allocation for a default fund, and found an...
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Sustainable Finance conference highlights
2018-12-03
Watch the highlight from our recent Sustainable Finance conference.
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Alexander Ljungqvist new board member of Sixth Swedish National Pension Fund
2018-05-31
Alexander Ljungqvist, Stefan Persson Family Chair in Entrepreneurial Finance, recently joined Swedish House of Finance and the Stockholm School of Economics from New York University’s Stern School of...
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With a flair for finance
2018-04-17
“Today, I’m painfully aware of my past mistakes.”
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Robot traders good news for retail investors
2018-02-16
Four questions about high-frequency traders to Björn Hagströmer, visiting research fellow at Swedish House of Finance and Associate Professor at Stockholm University.
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How do we prevent the next financial crisis?
2018-02-14
“Well-intended reforms may sow the seeds for the next financial crisis.” Marcus Opp is on a mission to capture economic trade-offs of financial regulation.
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An important piece of Swedish history
2018-01-12
From the start in 1968 at the Stockholm School of Economics, the financial database FinBas has served both academics and practitioners. It has since grown into a complete history of the Swedish stock...
