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Governance and Risk Management Banking deregulation spurs risk-taking and innovation in borrowing firms Nov, 2022 | Article New research suggests competition that stems from deregulation can encourage riskier moves among financial borrowers. Keywords: CEOs debt economics entrepreneurship financial markets innovation regulation risk management Economics, Trade and Policy Corporate debt and inflation: what you need to know Sep, 2022 | Article While inflation can reduce business debt load long term, it can hurt banks’ balance sheets. What does that mean for policy response? Keywords: accounting corporate longevity debt financial markets global economy governance public policy regulation Finance, Investing and Accounting Insider trading and the impact of privately-obtained information on investments Mar, 2022 | Article Between 2010 and 2015, hackers got away with 9,000 embargoed business releases. How traders invested with that knowledge sheds light on how privately obtained info influences investments choices. Keywords: accounting economics governance investing regulation shareholders stock exchange trade AI, Analytics and Big Data A new industry emerges to keep AI in line Dec, 2021 | Article AI and machine learning are already reshaping society, and that impact will deepen dramatically in the coming years. But it's probably best not to leave the matter to the banks and tech companies. Regulation may be the answer. Keywords: artificial intelligence business ethics corporate social responsibility disruption innovation machine learning regulation social impact Economics, Trade and Policy Living with China: the road ahead Jan, 2021 | Article Wendy Dobson discusses the current relationship between Canada and China, the future of U.S.-China relations, and how technology has become the landscape for both opportunity and fierce economic competition. Keywords: global economy government growth international relations public policy regulation risk management strategy Behavioural Economics and Marketing Financial literacy needs more than itself to succeed Dec, 2020 | Opinion Financial literacy is essential to help Canadians make choices and manage their money wisely. Read about how it helps make a simpler financial landscape. Keywords: accounting behavioural economics consumer behaviour decision making investing psychology regulation risk management Economics, Trade and Policy When More Is Not Better: Overcoming America’s Obsession with Economic Efficiency Oct, 2020 | Video Roger Martin looks at how our obsession with efficiency has shifted the shape of the economy from a large middle class to one in which the lion’s share of wealth are accrued by the already-rich. Keywords: business history economics efficiency equality public policy regulation wealth creation Previous 1 2 Next
Economics, Trade and Policy Corporate debt and inflation: what you need to know Sep, 2022 | Article While inflation can reduce business debt load long term, it can hurt banks’ balance sheets. What does that mean for policy response? Keywords: accounting corporate longevity debt financial markets global economy governance public policy regulation Finance, Investing and Accounting Insider trading and the impact of privately-obtained information on investments Mar, 2022 | Article Between 2010 and 2015, hackers got away with 9,000 embargoed business releases. How traders invested with that knowledge sheds light on how privately obtained info influences investments choices. Keywords: accounting economics governance investing regulation shareholders stock exchange trade AI, Analytics and Big Data A new industry emerges to keep AI in line Dec, 2021 | Article AI and machine learning are already reshaping society, and that impact will deepen dramatically in the coming years. But it's probably best not to leave the matter to the banks and tech companies. Regulation may be the answer. Keywords: artificial intelligence business ethics corporate social responsibility disruption innovation machine learning regulation social impact Economics, Trade and Policy Living with China: the road ahead Jan, 2021 | Article Wendy Dobson discusses the current relationship between Canada and China, the future of U.S.-China relations, and how technology has become the landscape for both opportunity and fierce economic competition. Keywords: global economy government growth international relations public policy regulation risk management strategy Behavioural Economics and Marketing Financial literacy needs more than itself to succeed Dec, 2020 | Opinion Financial literacy is essential to help Canadians make choices and manage their money wisely. Read about how it helps make a simpler financial landscape. Keywords: accounting behavioural economics consumer behaviour decision making investing psychology regulation risk management Economics, Trade and Policy When More Is Not Better: Overcoming America’s Obsession with Economic Efficiency Oct, 2020 | Video Roger Martin looks at how our obsession with efficiency has shifted the shape of the economy from a large middle class to one in which the lion’s share of wealth are accrued by the already-rich. Keywords: business history economics efficiency equality public policy regulation wealth creation Previous 1 2 Next
Finance, Investing and Accounting Insider trading and the impact of privately-obtained information on investments Mar, 2022 | Article Between 2010 and 2015, hackers got away with 9,000 embargoed business releases. How traders invested with that knowledge sheds light on how privately obtained info influences investments choices. Keywords: accounting economics governance investing regulation shareholders stock exchange trade AI, Analytics and Big Data A new industry emerges to keep AI in line Dec, 2021 | Article AI and machine learning are already reshaping society, and that impact will deepen dramatically in the coming years. But it's probably best not to leave the matter to the banks and tech companies. Regulation may be the answer. Keywords: artificial intelligence business ethics corporate social responsibility disruption innovation machine learning regulation social impact Economics, Trade and Policy Living with China: the road ahead Jan, 2021 | Article Wendy Dobson discusses the current relationship between Canada and China, the future of U.S.-China relations, and how technology has become the landscape for both opportunity and fierce economic competition. Keywords: global economy government growth international relations public policy regulation risk management strategy Behavioural Economics and Marketing Financial literacy needs more than itself to succeed Dec, 2020 | Opinion Financial literacy is essential to help Canadians make choices and manage their money wisely. Read about how it helps make a simpler financial landscape. Keywords: accounting behavioural economics consumer behaviour decision making investing psychology regulation risk management Economics, Trade and Policy When More Is Not Better: Overcoming America’s Obsession with Economic Efficiency Oct, 2020 | Video Roger Martin looks at how our obsession with efficiency has shifted the shape of the economy from a large middle class to one in which the lion’s share of wealth are accrued by the already-rich. Keywords: business history economics efficiency equality public policy regulation wealth creation Previous 1 2 Next
AI, Analytics and Big Data A new industry emerges to keep AI in line Dec, 2021 | Article AI and machine learning are already reshaping society, and that impact will deepen dramatically in the coming years. But it's probably best not to leave the matter to the banks and tech companies. Regulation may be the answer. Keywords: artificial intelligence business ethics corporate social responsibility disruption innovation machine learning regulation social impact Economics, Trade and Policy Living with China: the road ahead Jan, 2021 | Article Wendy Dobson discusses the current relationship between Canada and China, the future of U.S.-China relations, and how technology has become the landscape for both opportunity and fierce economic competition. Keywords: global economy government growth international relations public policy regulation risk management strategy Behavioural Economics and Marketing Financial literacy needs more than itself to succeed Dec, 2020 | Opinion Financial literacy is essential to help Canadians make choices and manage their money wisely. Read about how it helps make a simpler financial landscape. Keywords: accounting behavioural economics consumer behaviour decision making investing psychology regulation risk management Economics, Trade and Policy When More Is Not Better: Overcoming America’s Obsession with Economic Efficiency Oct, 2020 | Video Roger Martin looks at how our obsession with efficiency has shifted the shape of the economy from a large middle class to one in which the lion’s share of wealth are accrued by the already-rich. Keywords: business history economics efficiency equality public policy regulation wealth creation Previous 1 2 Next
Economics, Trade and Policy Living with China: the road ahead Jan, 2021 | Article Wendy Dobson discusses the current relationship between Canada and China, the future of U.S.-China relations, and how technology has become the landscape for both opportunity and fierce economic competition. Keywords: global economy government growth international relations public policy regulation risk management strategy Behavioural Economics and Marketing Financial literacy needs more than itself to succeed Dec, 2020 | Opinion Financial literacy is essential to help Canadians make choices and manage their money wisely. Read about how it helps make a simpler financial landscape. Keywords: accounting behavioural economics consumer behaviour decision making investing psychology regulation risk management Economics, Trade and Policy When More Is Not Better: Overcoming America’s Obsession with Economic Efficiency Oct, 2020 | Video Roger Martin looks at how our obsession with efficiency has shifted the shape of the economy from a large middle class to one in which the lion’s share of wealth are accrued by the already-rich. Keywords: business history economics efficiency equality public policy regulation wealth creation Previous 1 2 Next
Behavioural Economics and Marketing Financial literacy needs more than itself to succeed Dec, 2020 | Opinion Financial literacy is essential to help Canadians make choices and manage their money wisely. Read about how it helps make a simpler financial landscape. Keywords: accounting behavioural economics consumer behaviour decision making investing psychology regulation risk management Economics, Trade and Policy When More Is Not Better: Overcoming America’s Obsession with Economic Efficiency Oct, 2020 | Video Roger Martin looks at how our obsession with efficiency has shifted the shape of the economy from a large middle class to one in which the lion’s share of wealth are accrued by the already-rich. Keywords: business history economics efficiency equality public policy regulation wealth creation Previous 1 2 Next
Economics, Trade and Policy When More Is Not Better: Overcoming America’s Obsession with Economic Efficiency Oct, 2020 | Video Roger Martin looks at how our obsession with efficiency has shifted the shape of the economy from a large middle class to one in which the lion’s share of wealth are accrued by the already-rich. Keywords: business history economics efficiency equality public policy regulation wealth creation Previous 1 2 Next