Buffer gives cause for concerns
Finn E. Kydland believes that a predictable financial policy rather than monetary policy is crucial to improving productivity in the eurozone: "To me, a capital buffer seems unnecessary", he says.
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PhD defense: Tor Åge Myklebust
On Thursday 14 August 2014 Tor Åge Myklebust will hold a trial lecture on a prescribed topic and defend his thesis for the PhD degree at NHH with the title «Corporate Credit- and Energy Risk: Performance Sensitive Debt and Quanto Options».
A recipe for success for entrepreneur companies
Funding from both local and international venture capitalists ensures entrepreneur companies' viability, particularly in developing countries with growing economies. This is shown by the research conducted by the FIBE prize winner Tyler Hull.
Robot trading on stock exchanges needs to be regulated
Lightning-fast share trading by stock trading robots is increasing strongly on the world's stock exchanges. Now, Professor of Finance Terje Lensberg believes it is time to consider the socio-economic costs of a millisecond.
Entrepreneurs with little capital are most successful
Too much wealth makes entrepreneurs fat and content. In a new study of Norwegian entrepreneurs, researchers find that profits increase most for the entrepreneurs with least capital.
Honorary doctors coming to NHH
NHH has appointed ten new honorary doctors in connection with the anniversary. Thursday 8 September will be a historic day, as all the doctors will be gathered for the first time for a symposium at NHH. All students and staff at NHH will have an opportunity to attend lectures by Nobel laureate Finn E Kydland and the other honorary doctors.
Bankruptcy with consequences
What happens when one of the USA's largest investment banks goes bankrupt?