economics
A speaker's tour in East Africa gave Markus Schuller a compelling window into how four rising economies are working to find a place for their nascent finance sectors in global capital markets.
Upside-down rates do make sense. They reveal the high cost of staying solvent.
The economy has only a handful of truly fundamental drivers that influence different asset classes.
Oliver Linton provides a good reference work for key financial econometric topics and extensions over the past 20 years.
US employment figures point to a significant opportunity deficit for workers.
In finance today, change is the new normal.
Richard H. Clarida discussed what he calls "an evolution in Fed communication."
This book is a succinct but comprehensive review of behavioral finance and how investors and practitioners can compensate for their biases to improve their financial decision making.
We all start out single and most women, whether they marry or not, will end up that way. Barbara Stewart, CFA, considers the implications.
“I've been studying liberal arts investing for 20 years," Robert G. Hagstrom, CFA, says. "Liberal arts investing becomes popular when things get hard.”