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New research shows that while institutional investors are effective at swaying board elections, they’re most effective when they explain why they’re voting no.

Dean Susan Christoffersen joins Rotman Office Hours to answer all the mutual fund and banking questions you were too afraid to ask.

The threat of litigation negatively impacts the effectiveness of R&D spending — even among the companies that aren't getting sued.

Understanding why people commit fraud can help us protect ourselves, and our organizations from falling prey to scams. Kelly Richmond Pope joins Visiting Experts to explore the issue.

With the banking industry still reeling from multiple bank failures, Rotman's dean Susan Christoffersen explores how we got here, and whether Canada's system is equipped to weather the storm.

Adopting climate reduction targets backed by science can help organizations committed to building a zero-emissions economy.

A wave of management guidance withdrawals early in the pandemic was caused by uncertainty, not anticipated poor performance.

Nearly two out of three corporate frauds go undetected, and at least 10 per cent of U.S. companies may be involved in fraudulent behaviour, new research finds.