John Ellis investigates how London’s financial sector has been impacted by Brexit.
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Category: Theory
Making a Difference Through Environmental Impact Investing: An Interview with Miika Korja
Kyra Ward sits down with Miika Korja to discuss environmental impact investing and sustainability policy.
Market Sensitivity to the News: A Study of Tesla and Ford Motors
Kyra Ward and Isabella Peek analyse the relationship between the news and stock prices for Tesla and Ford Motors.
The Market this Week: 5 November
Gary Mullins reviews the key financial news of the past week and previews the week ahead.
The Market this Week: 29 October
Gary Mullins reviews the key financial news of the past week and previews the week ahead.
The Market this Week: 22 October
Gary Mullins reviews the key financial news of the past week and previews the week ahead.
Never mind the Palestinians: The Real Threat to Israel Comes from Within
Ali Drabu analyses the turbulent political climate in Israel.
The Market this Week: 8 October
Gary Mullins reviews the key financial news of the past week and previews the week ahead.
The Market this Week: 1 October
Gary Mullins reviews the key financial news of the past week and previews the week ahead.
The Rise of Factor Investing
Gary Mullins looks at the benefits of factor investing in the current financial climate.
“Grappling” with Feminist IR: A Conversation with Cynthia Enloe
It takes a lot more curiosity, combined with a lot more nuanced attentiveness and intellectual stamina to reveal political realities in ways that are truly reliable.
Dabbling in Disaster: Stability through Catastrophe Bonds?
By Matthew Findlay Correspondent, Mathematics Undergraduate After a record hurricane season, investors in catastrophe bonds are counting up their losses. Catastrophe bonds, also known as Cat bonds, are debt instruments that pay attractive interest rates, typically issued by reinsurers to cover their liabilities in the event of huge damages that may be caused by larger but…
