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Social interactions with local communities can have a significant financial benefit for homeowners, but not all neighbourhoods or communities benefit equally.

A new study shows that housing discrimination decreased in American counties that hosted BLM protests.

While shelter and food price inflation will moderate, don’t expect actual prices to revert back to pre-pandemic levels, write professors Walid Hejazi and Laurence Booth.

New research suggests competition that stems from deregulation can encourage riskier moves among financial borrowers.

While inflation can reduce business debt load long term, it can hurt banks’ balance sheets. What does that mean for policy response?

A study shows that credit default swaps have served as a stabilizing force, protecting against stock price plunges and higher borrowing costs when a firm receives a downgrade from a credit rating agency.

The myth of the American dream — and the difficulty of achieving it — played a prominent role in the election of US president Donald Trump. This podcast looks at social mobility: myth versus reality.

Professor John Hull breaks down the concept of value at risk, and describes how markets — and regulators — measure risk in the markets.