Year: 2022
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Why people’s sense of (un)fairness can harm their own interests
The ‘hold-up problem’ in business: new study co-authored at Cambridge Judge Business School highlights how concerns about fairness thwart beneficial reciprocity. Read more
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Shipping in new investment to digital firm
The New York Shipping Exchange (NYSHEX), founded by a Cambridge MBA alumnus, gets $25 million in new funding led by a firm headed by a Cambridge Judge Master of Finance graduate. Read more
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Fintech’s pandemic-related boost to financial inclusion, MSME resilience, and women’s empowerment in Asia
Categories: InsightCambridge Centre for Finance and ADB say fintech has been instrumental in helping to sustain businesses and households during the pandemic, with scope to be an integral driver of sustainable economic development in the post-pandemic era. Read more
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The Gratitude Project: Empowering the minds of young women through wellness practices and sexual health education
The COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic exposed the social inconsistencies in how we all go about our daily lives. It shed light on mental health issues as well as the value of wellness practices like meditation and yoga. Read more
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Making an impact as a female entrepreneur in Africa
Joyce Ollunga (MFin 2008), outgoing COO of Arifu, a learning platform for emerging markets, talks about her time at Arifu and her experience as a female entrepreneur. Read more