Capital Markets and Investments

New Research from Columbia Business School Shows that Despite the Federal Reserve’s Success at Reducing Liquidity Risks, Many Banks Resisted Joining from its Beginning

New economic research reveals that even with 24/7 access to financial portfolios, the “ostrich effect” takes over when markets are down

In June, Charles Calomiris, the Henry Kaufman Professor of Financial Institutions, was appointed the new faculty director of the Program for Financial Studies. He succeeds Laurie Hodrick, the A. Barton Hepburn Professor of Economics, who served as founding director of the program and guided its establishment and activities since the program’s inception in 2010.

The transformative gift, made by Morgan Stanley and alumni and friends at the firm, will create a Morgan Stanley Suite in each of Columbia Business School’s two new Manhattanville buildings.

Not if the United States gets everything it’s asking for.

New Research from Columbia Business School Makes Recommendations on How Regulators Should Intervene—If At All

New Research from Columbia Business School Shows that It May Benefit You to Check Your Retirement Portfolio Less Often

New research shows cognitive aging does not spell doom for financial decision-making

Columbia Business School Professor says $850 billion Norwegian Government Pension Fund would benefit from taking on more risk

Two University professors have been awarded the 2014 George S. Eccles Prize for Excellence in Economic Writing.