Financial Management & Risk
The Science of Managing Black Swans
By exploiting organizational data, managers can derail some risky blind spots.
By exploiting organizational data, managers can derail some risky blind spots.
MIT Sloan’s Simon Johnson reflects on potential long-term consequences of U.S. political uncertainty.
Our fifth annual survey suggests that climate change isn’t yet an urgent issue for most companies.
Insurers are just beginning to wake up to their role in environmental sustainability.
Solving global climate change demands cooperative action among businesses and their leaders.
David Bresch, Head of Sustainability at Swiss Re, discusses the reinsurer’s approach to climate change.
Both mitigation and adaptation are needed to address climate change risks.
Does paying outside board members with equity grants lead to less socially responsible behavior?
A computer simulation of high-frequency trading behavior yields new insights into market volatility.
ECOFACT’s 7 best practices for sustainable development risk assessment.
Crédit Agricole’s energy investment policies reflect a strong commitment to sustainability.
Is leaving carbon in the ground a realistic answer to climate change? HSBC analysts think so.
Managing consumer data courteously can be a way to build a good relationship with customers.
Is board oversight — helpful as it can be — detrimental to innovation?
Sustainability programs will not make long-term progress unless boards change how they operate.
Behavioral analytics, Bayesian engineering and big data help companies mitigate business risk.
In these days of uncertain markets, how do you manage risk prudently – yet still grow your company?
An economics and finance symposium as part of MIT’s 150th anniversary celebration provided insights into the discipline of economics.