Corporate Finance, Ethics and Leadership, Leadership
Leadership and Ethics News
Ripped from the Headlines: The Law & Order of Electives
By Amina Runyan-Shefa '06, Bottom Line.
Capital Markets and Investments, Corporate Finance, Ethics and Leadership, Leadership
Leadership and Ethics News
How High the Firewall? Separating Investment Banking from Research
Glenn Hubbard, dean and Russell L. Carson Professor of Finance and Economics, leads discussion with new MBA students.
Capital Markets and Investments, Corporate Finance
School News
Eli Noam Awarded Honorary Doctorate by the University of Munich
Professor Noam was cited for “an outspoken ability to preserve and pursue an independent, nonconformist and creative style of scientific thinking.”
Accounting, Corporate Finance, Ethics and Leadership, Leadership
Leadership and Ethics News
The Sarbanes-Oxley Act: Too Little, Too Far, or Just Enough?
Commissioners Paul Atkins and Harvey Goldschmid of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) join Dean Hubbard in a panel discussion.
Corporate Finance, Ethics and Leadership, Leadership, Social Enterprise
Social Enterprise News
Corporate Social Responsibility and the Bottom Line
Business leaders representing the pharmaceutical and paper industries discuss the tradeoffs between profitability and social responsibility.
Social Enterprise, Corporate Finance
Social Enterprise News
Leaders in Socially Responsible Finance
By Ben Kornfeind '04, Bottom Line.