ICF Faculty Director William Goetzmann and ICF Research Coordinator Milad Nozari mentioned for their paper on “Art as Collateral.”
Art lending is big business. Deloitte put the industry at an estimated $17 to $20 billion in 2017 in the U.S. alone, a 13.3 percent rise from the prior...
The one-week program, an intensive PhD course in behavioral finance, brought more than 40 students from the United States and Europe to the Yale School of Management from June 19 to 23.
Ever since the dot-com and housing bubbles popped in 2000 and 2008, spotting bubbles has become a national obsession. Investors have spotted bubbles in bonds, credit, equities, gold -- you name it -- over the last several years.
I wouldn’t use the B-word...
In the competition, hosted by Yale SOM's International Center for Finance, NUS's Team Intelligent Investors took home the top prize, while IIMB’s Profit Paranoids finished as runner ups.
Economists have long debated whether bubbles can be identified, or indeed stopped, before they can cause widespread damage, as the crisis of 2007-08 did.
The Yale School of Management has been surveying both individual and institutional investors for nearly two decades now, and below we provide historical charts that track the four survey questions they ask investors each month.
