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OTHERWISE, The EDHEC Business Magazine
"Being where it is not expected to be"
is one of EDHEC Business School’s hallmarks.
OTHERWISE, the EDHEC magazine, is the first publication focusing on international businesses and the global economy as seen by a French business school. Otherwise reasserts EDHEC’s mission of transmitting knowledge and enriching public debate by delivering training and research that is useful for the economy and those that drive it.
 05-06-2018 Goal-based investing may (and should!) radically change the wealth-management industry. Catch up with Professor Martellini, EDHEC-Risk Institute Director and Professor Mulvey from Princeton University.
How would you define goal-based investing, and what exactly makes it a new approach... |
 29-05-2018 France is the European country that has seen the most dramatic increases in real estate prices: up 71.5% since 1990
Interest-free housing loans (known in France by their acronym PTZ, for prêts à taux zéro) are part of a long tradition of French government subsidies designed to ease the burden for... |
 25-05-2018
Investment is the magic growth pill sought by countless start-ups. But in order to raise funds, how do you conjure up a credible valuation when, by definition, a start-up still has almost everything to prove?
EDHEC Professor of Finance and Accounting, Philippe Foulquier regularly preps his... |
 22-05-2018 Much more than a ranking, a leading institution
Standing up to the rankings is a noble cause, and EDHEC Business School knew it would need more than words to do so. So the business school rolled up its collective sleeves and, in 2001, founded the research centre EDHEC Risk Institute (aka ERI). ERI... |
 19-02-2018 EYE, EDHEC’s incubator, gave as a work space and access to experts who challenged us in constructive ways to helped us refine our idea,” EDHEC entrepreneurs, co-founders of Canard Street.
Co-founders Nicolas Drouault (EDHEC Master in Management, 2016) and Grégoire de Scorbiac (EDHEC MSc in... |
 12-02-2018 Lemon Tri: The EDHEC start-up that aims to improve recycling through rewards and incentives
France is one of the largest producers and consumers of bottled water in the world. Yet only one in two bottles gets recycled, or one in five in major cities. Most French people are in the habit of recycling... |
 12-02-2018 Where did your paths first cross?
Christian: Philippe graduated from EDHEC in 2003, and I was class of 1993. We met while working at the same company in 2010. The EDHEC connection was a great icebreaker. We bonded right away.
How did ManoMano get started?
Philippe: We both knew we weren’t cut out... |
 09-02-2018 This article was published in Otherwise #5. Find the full version here>>
Supporting start-up incubators for young entrepreneurs. What better way to prepare students to make a real-world impact?
“Transform our country, shake it up, change it. It is your responsibility as much as mine.”... |
Read all publications of OTHERWISE:
Grand Prix des stratégies de communication / Communication Editoriale 2015
Prix du supports ou dispositifs de communication éditoriale externe
Meilleur magazine d'information réalisé par un organisme privé 2014
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About EDHEC
Operating from campuses in Lille, Nice, Paris, London and Singapore, EDHEC is one of the top 15 European business schools, ranked 1st worldwide for its Master in Finance. Fully international and directly connected to the business world, EDHEC is a school for business, rather than a business school, where excellence in teaching and research focuses on innovation to stimulate entrepreneurship and creativity. For business from birth and dedicated to business, EDHEC makes entrepreneurs for life, able to remodel or create successful businesses wherever they work.
EDHEC functions as a genuine laboratory of ideas and produces innovative solutions valued by businesses. The School’s teaching philosophy, inspired by its award-winning research activities, focuses on “learning by doing”.
