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Crypto vs. traditional currencies – what are the differences, what is their value?

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With “cryptocurrencies” becoming increasingly prominent in the economic news, many individuals are wondering how they function and what their real value is. How do they differ from traditional currencies such as the euro, and can they really be considered currencies? To shed some light on the subject, Yann BRAOUEZEC, professor of finance, explains the main … Crypto vs. traditional currencies – what are the differences, what is their value?

Money laundering: Europe (finally) takes action

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Money launderers don’t recognize borders. They take advantage of the fragmentation of European surveillance and legislation to slip through the net. With the creation this summer of the European Anti-Money Laundering Authority (AMLA), can the European Union centralize the fight against illicit finance? The likely and imminent inclusion of Monaco, a global symbol of wealth … Money laundering: Europe (finally) takes action

Embracing risk: a new approach to mutual fund ratings

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In the world of mutual fund (MF) investment, the traditional assumption that all investors are inherently risk-averse is being challenged by research. The study by Tiantian REN (Xiangtan University), Kristiaan KERSTENS (IÉSEG, UMR 9221), and Saurav KUMAR (Indira Gandhi Institute of Development Research), brings a fresh perspective by proposing to incorporate “risk-loving” preferences into the ratings of mutual funds. The aim of their work is to contribute to new tools for evaluating and selecting funds, catering to a broader spectrum of investor preferences.

Overcoming the ‘dark side’ of sustainability practices

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Your company sets ambitious sustainability goals, hires experts, invests in resources… yet, not much really changes. Why do so many efforts stall even when the conditions seem ideal? In this video, Professor Lucas AMARAL shares insights from research at the Brazilian subsidiary of a multinational automaker that faced exactly this situation.

Fossil fuel subsidies & communication: lessons from Latin America

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Brazil and other countries in Latin America and the Caribbean invest billions annually in subsidies for fossil fuels — in the form of tax exemptions, price controls, and indirect incentives. Although they are often presented as measures to protect consumers purchasing power, especially among lower-income households, these subsidies may not be the most efficient strategy. … Fossil fuel subsidies & communication: lessons from Latin America

The keys to successful influencer marketing – interview

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Interview with Gwarlann DE KERVILER, author of a new book (published in French) on successful influencer marketing — how to get brands, influencers, and communities to collaborate on social media (Editions Dunod).

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The climate policies that EU citizens like (and those they don’t)

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The results of a new survey are browsable in an online tool which allows the user to analyse and compare opinions about a set of different climate  policies in Europe.

Net zero crisis: the financial sector hesitates but science persists

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Article by Professors Yulia TITOVA & Hugues CHENET

How brands can leverage social causes

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Corporate support for the concept of diversity, inclusion, and equity (DEI) is currently a hot topic. In the US, DEI initiatives have been rolled back or even discontinued due to the political climate. In this video, professor Laurie Ann UNDERWOOD explores how two well-known brands took a risk by supporting social causes, but benefited by developing consumer engagement and growing market share.  Case 1: … How brands can leverage social causes