by laurie | May 6, 2019 | Economics & Finance, Uncategorized
A new research paper from Fabio Bertoni, professor of Finance at emlyon business school, joint with Anita Quas (University of Milan) and Massimo Colombo (Politecnico di Milano), shows that SMEs that receive funding from the EU through European Investment Fund (EIF)...
by laurie | Dec 5, 2018 | Economics & Finance
Would George Clooney make a successful company director? Or, Angelina Jolie the best president? Or, maybe Brad Pitt the next CEO of a Fortune 500 company? Well, it certainly would fit a notion that has always been believed – the more attractive a person...
by laurie | Sep 5, 2018 | Economics & Finance
Who would be willing to pay for early retirement? Over the past decade governments of all political persuasions around the world have found themselves struggling with how to fund the ever-escalating cost of pension provision for their ageing populations...
by laurie | Jan 31, 2018 | Economics & Finance
How much is Google worth? Or Apple? Or your SME? One of the most crucial issues for any company is surely its financial valuation. It is essential that senior management and investors be able to obtain the most precise estimate of the company’s value if there...
by laurie | Sep 28, 2017 | Economics & Finance
The 2008 financial crisis revealed the hegemony of financial logic in company management. This dominance is seen in the emphasis placed on shareholder value by top management and the proliferation of financial performance indicators (operating margin, return on...
by laurie | Aug 24, 2017 | Economics & Finance
The world faces a problem – not enough of us are financially literate. This is an issue because the world is more financially complex than ever before and more and more of us are setting up businesses or operating as sole traders in the ‘gig economy’....
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