Year: 2023
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A new roadmap for the future of open banking in the UK
New report for the Joint Regulatory Oversight Committee delivers gap analysis on UK’s open banking ecosystem and potential solutions to bridge to optimal future state. Read more
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How can leaders make their organisations more psychologically safe – and what might it mean if they don’t?
Psychological safety is fundamental to successful collaboration and innovation. Cambridge MBA guest speaker Dr Jummy Okoya explains how organisations can create a culture where employees feel free to speak up and voice their opinions and what impact it can have on the bottom line. Read more
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How property rights affect marketing by micro-entrepreneurs
People in developing countries who lease rather than simply dwell in their shop premises are far more likely to invest in marketing innovations, finds study co-authored at Cambridge Judge Business School. Read more
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Renewable energy lessons for developing countries
Brazil has made great strides in renewable energy through clear national policies while Nigeria has lagged due to weak financing and political will, says new study co-authored at the Energy Policy Research Group at Cambridge Judge Business School. Read more
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The pricing of foreign exchange and the unique role of US Dollar risk
Trading in over-the-counter foreign exchange (FX) markets reached $7.5 trillion per day in April 2022 across all FX instruments (BIS, 2022), making it the most actively traded asset class, globally. Read more