MBA students learn how to function effectively in teams through a new course where they must integrate multiple perspectives while managing team dynamics.
Research presented at the 2022 Climate Business and Investment Conference suggests ways energy companies can be influenced by their investor stakeholders.
CBS PhD research fellows showcase their work in entrepreneurship and innovation
Banks strategically choose and dynamically restructure deposits and nondeposit debt in response to the minimum requirements on total capital and tangible equity. We derive the optimal strategic liability structure and show that it minimizes the protection for deposits conditional on capital requirements. Although, given any liability structure, regulators can set capital requirements high enough to remove the incentive for risk substitution, the strategic response to the capital requirements always preserves this incentive.
We investigate the impact of uneven transparency regulation across countries and industries on the location of economic activity. Using two distinct sources of regulatory variation—the varying extent of financial-reporting requirements and the staggered introduction of electronic business registers in Europe—, we consistently document that direct exposure to transparency regulation is negatively associated with the focal industry’s economic activity in terms of inputs (e.g., employment) and outputs (e.g., production).
The 100/50: Embracing Our Legacy campaign honors the 100th anniversary of the first matriculated Black student and the 50th anniversary of the Black Business Students Association.
Columbia Business Schools students travel to Youngstown, Ohio to meet with local business owners and civic, political, and religious leaders to gain a better understanding of the causes and consequences of the American divides and what might be done to help bridge them as future business leaders.
CBS PhD research fellows showcase their work in entrepreneurship and innovation
