Year: 2022
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Bitcoin mining electricity update: new data
New data from the Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance finds US leads in Bitcoin mining, with resurgence by China to number two. The update includes a first US state-by-state breakdown of mining activity. Read more
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The El-Erian Institute of Behavioural Economics and Policy joins Cambridge Judge Business School
The El-Erian Institute of Behavioural Economics and Policy becomes a new research centre at Cambridge Judge Business School where it will work closely with the research and expertise of the Business School and the University of Cambridge. Read more
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Voting for socially responsible corporate policies
As firms expand their goals beyond value maximisation to multiple ESG priorities, corporate voting becomes far less predictable. This research by Meirowitz, Pi, and Ringgenberg shows that while adding one social objective keeps governance stable, multiple ESG dimensions create preference conflicts and voting cycles, making outcomes more sensitive to institutional quirks and harder for investors… Read more
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Cambridge Judge ranked #1 in business and management research framework by Times Higher Education
Cambridge Judge Business School’s global reputation in business and management studies is recognised in the UK’s Research Excellence Framework (REF) 2021. Read more
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Shared governance – benefitting from a diverse range of stakeholders
Cambridge Judge Business School hosts this week a first annual Conference on Shared Governance, in conjunction with Stanford University. Professor Mauro Guillén, Dean of Cambridge Judge, writes about how shared governance can help address issues ranging from climate change to inequality. Read more