Economics and Policy, Finance
The Unintended Consequence of Basel III
This far-reaching regulation has inadvertently led to increased risk-taking by borrowers and poses a growing threat to the global economy.
Leadership and Strategy, Social Enterprise
History, Hope, and Self-Reflection in Youngstown, Ohio
Columbia Business Schools students travel to Youngstown, Ohio to meet with local business owners and civic, political, and religious leaders to gain a better understanding of the causes and consequences of the American divides and what might be done to help bridge them as future business leaders.
Japan Center News
Professor Takatoshi Ito, Director of CJEB’s Program on Public Pension and Sovereign Funds, Was Interviewed on Bloomberg about the Bank of Japan Policy Adjustments
Professor Takatoshi Ito, Director of CJEB’s Program on Public Pension and Sovereign Funds, was interviewed on Bloomberg about his views on the Bank of Japan’s policy adjustments.
BOJ Tweaks Could Be First Step Toward Exit, Takatoshi Ito Says (Bloomberg, 12/20/2022)
日銀の政策修正、積極緩和脱却に向けた最初の一歩も－伊藤隆敏氏 (Bloomberg, 12/21/2022)
Corporate Finance, Economics and Policy, Finance
The US Debt Showdown: Catastrophe or Opportunity?
Chazen Institute Director Glenn Hubbard and Chazen Senior Scholar Pierre Yared discuss the decades-old trend of rising national debt. Among their insights: the problem isn't unique to the US.
Economics and Policy, Finance and Economics
A Balanced Response to Inflation
A large across-the-board increase in interest rates is a cure worse than the disease.
Economics and Policy, Marketing
The Importance of Team Agility in Uncertain Times: Karen Wish '94, VP and CMO of Mount Sinai Hospital Group and Network
During the COVID-19 pandemic, physicians and scientists quickly became the world's most trusted sources of information on the pandemic. In this talk at the Future of Marketing Leadership & Strategy Conference, learn how Karen Wish '94 (VP and CMO, Mount Sinai Hospital Group and Network) led her team at Mount Sinai to get the truth and consistent messaging across to patients, staff, and the general public when they needed it most.
Economics and Policy, Marketing
Why 'Downscale' Items Signal High Status
As luxury styles become more accessible, wealthy consumers are drawn to upscale versions of 'low culture' fashion and food.
Economics and Policy, Marketing
The Human Factor: Michelle Crossan-Matos, CMO of Samsung Electronics America
From a career that has spanned multiple continents and industry sectors, Michelle Crossan-Matos (CMO, Samsung Electronics America) draws insights on the human factor in consumer electronics marketing in this talk from the 2021 Future of Marketing Leadership & Strategy Conference.
Economics and Policy, Marketing
Blending Purpose and Marketing Strategy: Heather Hopkins Freeland '01 (VP of Marketing, Lyft)
At the 2021 Future of Marketing Leadership & Strategy conference, tech marketing executive Heather Hopkins Freeland '01 (VP of Marketing, Lyft) joined Columbia MBA student Daniella Levitan '23 in a fireside chat about brand purpose, leading during a crisis, and advice for future marketing leaders working in the tech industry.
Economics and Policy, Marketing
Beware the Streetlight Effect
Chazen Senior Scholar Oded Netzer sheds light on the big data problem facing marketers and offers a pathway for aligning analytics with a firm's growth strategy.
Economics and Policy, Marketing
The Marketplace for Consumer Attention
It's time to recast antitrust laws for the new consumer marketplace, says Chazen Senior Scholar Andrea Prat.
Climate and Finance, Economics and Policy
Getting Finance for Climate Improvement
Why can't solving the climate crisis attract more money?
Economics and Policy, Finance
A Different Way to Bail Out Firms
New research calculates the effect of conditional loans on the economy.
Economics and Policy, Finance and Economics
What's Next for the SEC's Proposed Climate Disclosure Regulation?
If the proposal becomes final, it could spur corporations to invest more in technologies that reduce emissions and improve voluntary climate risk disclosure.
Corporate Finance, Economics and Policy
Is the U.S. in Recession? CBS Experts Weigh in on the Economic Outlook
New data has sparked a debate about the state of the economy. Here's what some of our faculty members had to say.
Leadership and Strategy, Social Enterprise
At Leadership Employer Event, Tamer Center's ReEntry Acceleration Program (REAP) Embraces Growing Mainstream Acceptance
Reentry organizations come together to consider the challenges and opportunities when hiring individuals with past criminal records for career-track positions in Leadership & Strategy & Strategy.
Innovation, Leadership and Strategy, Real Estate
Columbia Business School Opens at University's New Manhattanville Campus
New State-of-the-Art Learning Facilities Designed to Reimagine the Future of Business Education
Leadership and Strategy, Real Estate, Social Enterprise
Columbia Business School's Hub Will Advance Social Impact
New Think Tank Tackles Critical Challenges at the Intersection of Business and Society
Business and Society, Economics and Policy
How Will Working From Home Impact Office Real Estate?
Stijn Van Nieuwerburgh, the Earle W. Kazis and Benjamin Schore Professor of Real Estate at Columbia Business School, discusses his new research on the impact of remote work on the New York City commercial real estate sector.
Data and Business Analytics, Economics and Policy, Leadership and Strategy
Do Hospital Mergers Bring Down Costs?
New analysis shows that examining marginal costs provides a clearer picture of potential savings.