Finance Faculty in the News: June 2019 June 10, 2019 Nicholas Barberis “EMBA Class of 2019 Selects Annual Teaching Award Winners,” Yale School of Management William B. English “Fed’s testing of new ideas for policy framework already underway,” Reuters “The Fed wants to be easier to understand - and it may be risky... SOM Finance Faculty in the News: May 2019 May 6, 2019 William B. English “Tweak to U.S. payment to banks may bolster Fed's credibility,” Reuters “Here's How Much Trump's Fed Picks Could Actually Shake Up The Central Bank,” Bankrate.com William Goetzmann “Weak Housing,” Investors Chronicle “Mr. Market Just Got... SOM Finance Faculty in the News: April 2019 May 2, 2019 Nicholas Barberis “Are Investors Chronically Pessimistic?” Chicago Booth Review William B. English “Would a political Fed rescue the world?” Reuters “Donald Trump’s demands add to Federal Reserve interest rate headaches,” Financial Times Stegano... SOM Finance Faculty in the News: March 2019 March 27, 2019 William B. English “The Fed Admits the Markets Were Right,” Barron's “Powell Aims to Avoid Japan Deflation Trap With Dovish Tilt,” Bloomberg William Goetzmann “Is Cryptocurrency Really a New Idea?” Yale Insights Video “Yale Finance Professor: Bitcoin Is... Alumnae Share Tips on Navigating Financial Industry as Women March 25, 2019 Yale SOM alumnae participated in a panel titled “Growing Professionally in Finance” co-hosted by Yale SOM’s International Center for Finance and the student-run Women in Management club on February 21. SOM Finance Faculty in the News: February 2019 February 7, 2019 James Choi “Wall Street Has It Wrong. You’re a Smart Investor.” Wall Street Journal “Study Explores What Investors Are Really Thinking,” Yale Insights William B. English “We're about to find out why the Federal Reserve did its policy U-turn,” CNBC “The next... SOM Finance Faculty in the News: January 2019 January 7, 2019 William B. English “Shutdown Deprives Data-Dependent Fed of Data It's Dependent On,” Bloomberg William Goetzmann “On Tail Risk”, Investors Chronicle Graham and Dodd Awards of Excellence, CFA Institute Paul Goldsmith-Pinkham “How economics is trying... SOM Finance Faculty in the News: December 2018 December 5, 2018 James Choi “Is the Protestant Work Ethic Real?”- Freakonomics (podcast) “A grand experiment in retirement savings gets under way in California,” San Francisco Chronicle William B. English “Tepid inflation gives Fed room to slow rate rises,” Financial Times “ SOM Finance Faculty in the News: November 2018 November 6, 2018 William Goetzmann “Ode On A Grecian Tax,” Planet Money: NPR (podcast) William Goetzmann, Robert Shiller “MADEJ: Finance and herd behavior,” Yale Daily News Gary Gorton “De la Gran Depresión a la Gran Recesión diez años después: lo que hemos... SOM Finance Faculty in the News: October 2018 October 19, 2018 Nicholas Barberis “What the Mega Millions can teach you about investing,” PBS NewsHour James Choi “How to Get More Students to Participate in Programs,” Psychology Today “The low-fee wars have no end in sight,” Marketplace William B. English “Why... Page 1 Next
Finance Faculty in the News: June 2019 June 10, 2019 Nicholas Barberis “EMBA Class of 2019 Selects Annual Teaching Award Winners,” Yale School of Management William B. English “Fed’s testing of new ideas for policy framework already underway,” Reuters “The Fed wants to be easier to understand - and it may be risky...
SOM Finance Faculty in the News: May 2019 May 6, 2019 William B. English “Tweak to U.S. payment to banks may bolster Fed's credibility,” Reuters “Here's How Much Trump's Fed Picks Could Actually Shake Up The Central Bank,” Bankrate.com William Goetzmann “Weak Housing,” Investors Chronicle “Mr. Market Just Got...
SOM Finance Faculty in the News: April 2019 May 2, 2019 Nicholas Barberis “Are Investors Chronically Pessimistic?” Chicago Booth Review William B. English “Would a political Fed rescue the world?” Reuters “Donald Trump’s demands add to Federal Reserve interest rate headaches,” Financial Times Stegano...
SOM Finance Faculty in the News: March 2019 March 27, 2019 William B. English “The Fed Admits the Markets Were Right,” Barron's “Powell Aims to Avoid Japan Deflation Trap With Dovish Tilt,” Bloomberg William Goetzmann “Is Cryptocurrency Really a New Idea?” Yale Insights Video “Yale Finance Professor: Bitcoin Is...
Alumnae Share Tips on Navigating Financial Industry as Women March 25, 2019 Yale SOM alumnae participated in a panel titled “Growing Professionally in Finance” co-hosted by Yale SOM’s International Center for Finance and the student-run Women in Management club on February 21.
SOM Finance Faculty in the News: February 2019 February 7, 2019 James Choi “Wall Street Has It Wrong. You’re a Smart Investor.” Wall Street Journal “Study Explores What Investors Are Really Thinking,” Yale Insights William B. English “We're about to find out why the Federal Reserve did its policy U-turn,” CNBC “The next...
SOM Finance Faculty in the News: January 2019 January 7, 2019 William B. English “Shutdown Deprives Data-Dependent Fed of Data It's Dependent On,” Bloomberg William Goetzmann “On Tail Risk”, Investors Chronicle Graham and Dodd Awards of Excellence, CFA Institute Paul Goldsmith-Pinkham “How economics is trying...
SOM Finance Faculty in the News: December 2018 December 5, 2018 James Choi “Is the Protestant Work Ethic Real?”- Freakonomics (podcast) “A grand experiment in retirement savings gets under way in California,” San Francisco Chronicle William B. English “Tepid inflation gives Fed room to slow rate rises,” Financial Times “
SOM Finance Faculty in the News: November 2018 November 6, 2018 William Goetzmann “Ode On A Grecian Tax,” Planet Money: NPR (podcast) William Goetzmann, Robert Shiller “MADEJ: Finance and herd behavior,” Yale Daily News Gary Gorton “De la Gran Depresión a la Gran Recesión diez años después: lo que hemos...
SOM Finance Faculty in the News: October 2018 October 19, 2018 Nicholas Barberis “What the Mega Millions can teach you about investing,” PBS NewsHour James Choi “How to Get More Students to Participate in Programs,” Psychology Today “The low-fee wars have no end in sight,” Marketplace William B. English “Why...
