The "Language boundary-crossing by business school faculty using English as a medium of instruction" explained by Peter Daly and Dennis Davy.
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In a recent article published in Asia Asset Management, Eric Shirbini, Global research and investment solutions Director at ERI Scientific Beta, explains why the "the devil in the detail" when investing in smart equity factors.
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In a recent opinion piece published in the Higher Times Education, Lionel Martellini, Professor of Finance and Director at EDHEC-Risk Institute, provides his analyis on the global pension crisis.
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In an article published in the MIT Sloan Management Review, Mohamed-Hédi-Charki, associate professor of Information Systems, and his co-authors offers an alternative approach for enterprise social media implementation.
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The best performing board I’ve been on is one I’m on now, a family owned company, with four outside directors, two family shareholders and the CEO.
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The Financial Times just published an article mentioning an EDHEC Infrastructure Institute study on "how infrastructure indices should be structured to best address their asset allocation and performance monitoring needs".
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Financial communication is mainly used by companies that publicly trade their shares on a stock exchange, to interface with current and potential financial stakeholders such as retail and institutional investors and financial analysts. A prevailing belief is that unlisted firms with a closed family shareholding community has no need to publish financial information, apart from its statutory accounts. This leads us to question to what extent is it the case?
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Football’s winter transfer window officially opened. Already Philippe Coutinho’s transfer from Liverpool to Barcelona for €160 million and a net salary exceeding €10 million a year has triggered a degree of disbelief on the part of the public and the media. What should we think of these amounts and should we necessarily object to them?
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It is difficult to identify an industry that will not be strongly impacted by the advances of artificial intelligence.Today’s companies will only survive if they learn to live with disruption.
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