Year: 2023
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Do short sellers care about ESG (environment, social and governance)?
CERF Fellow Oğuzhan Karakaş, and research collaborators Pedro Saffi (a former CERF fellow) and Mehrshad Motahari (a former CERF Research Associate), analyse whether the short sellers can anticipate negative ESG incidences of firms, and make money from the negative price reactions to the news announcement of such incidences. Read more
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Professor Gishan Dissanaike appointed Interim Dean of Cambridge Judge
Professor Gishan Dissanaike has been a faculty member at Cambridge Judge for over 20 years and has taught generations of students on the MBA, MFin and MPhil in Finance programmes. Read more
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Career growth and transformation with an MBA – my graduation story
Categories: Programme newsGraduation day at Cambridge Judge Business School is a celebration of 12 months of the full-time MBA programme. The event itself, held some 8 months after the programme ends, offers a chance to reflect on how an MBA from the University of Cambridge has helped our graduates secure a new role or transition in their… Read more
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Green transmission: monetary policy in the age of Environment, Social and Governance
Categories: ESG and sustainabilityHow sensitive are green firms to monetary policy? Alba Patozi, PhD student at the University of Cambridge (Faculty of Economics) explores this question in a recent paper that won the 2023 CERF/Cambridge Finance Best Student Paper Award. Read more
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Meet Cínthia – an MBA role model representing Brazil and diversity across the board
We meet Class of 2022 MBA student Cínthia Passos Maia from Brazil and hear about her journey to Cambridge Judge Business School, with the support of organisations like TalentoTotal, and how she feels about being a role model for Black candidates who are choosing an MBA to progress their own global career growth. Read more