MAM Blog & News

Trump’s Ten Commandments, published on March 31, is cited by the New York Times, USA Today, and Amazon.

In a talk presented by the Yale Program on Financial Stability, Cook discussed the Fed’s approach to monitoring the U.S. financial system and lessons learned from her tenure.

In a 2025 paper published in the Journal of Investment Management, Ibbotson and two collaborators proposed a new asset pricing model that accounts for the diversity of investor preferences and beliefs.

The Yale SOM course Global Social Entrepreneurship sends students to work on social impact projects across the globe. Kristin Barendregt-Ludwig spoke with faculty and students about the unique learning opportunities fieldwork provides.

In honor of the journal’s 50th anniversary, editors curated a list of influential papers from each year of its history.

Vishnu Kiritee Guttikonda ’26, a student in the Master of Advanced Management program, toured pharmaceutical and semiconductor companies to learn how the Mexican state is incubating new technologies and boosting its international profile.

Students in the International Experience course traveled around the world over spring break, meeting with entrepreneurs, executives, and political leaders and immersing in the local business environment. 

MAM student Duurenzaya Bukhbat ’26 and his partner, Bujinlkham Bandikhuu, joined the Partners Club, which offers events, support, and connection for partners of SOM students, for a guided tour of the Yale University Art Gallery. 

For SOM graduates who move to China after graduation, alumni groups provide professional support, connection to the broader Yale Community, and introductions to new friends and business partners—and even future spouses.

SOMers have many different goals and passions. But they share some characteristics in common.