Risk Management

Study provides first real-time view into household consumption during outbreak in U.S., showing an initial sharp increase in key categories, followed by a sharp decrease in overall spending  

Research from Columbia Business School reveals the burden and benefits of keeping secrets

The 2nd Annual News and Finance Conference explored the interplay between the media and the markets through expert research, presentations, and discussions.

The award recognizes the top job market paper submitted by PhD candidates on a practical topic pertaining to financial markets, economics, investment management or risk management. 

The two professors have been recognized for their respective work on climate change.

What’s the secret to propelling your career into the stratosphere? You might ask alumnus Tim Kopra ’13, a real-life NASA astronaut who, needless to say, takes #careergoals to a whole new level.

New economic research reveals that even with 24/7 access to financial portfolios, the “ostrich effect” takes over when markets are down

New research from Columbia Business School finds the burden of secrecy akin to carrying excess physical weight

New research shows cognitive aging does not spell doom for financial decision-making

Columbia Business School research shows a 22 percent drop in pneumonia deaths and a 7 percent decline in readmissions for heart failure patients