In an unexpected move that will likely reverberate throughout India’s political system and financial sector, Rajan announced he will not seek a second term...
Uber’s chief advisor in a conversation with Chicago Booth professor Guy Rolnik: “We’re called a disruptive company—I think it’s more accurate to call us...
The Governor of India’s Central Bank, Raghuram Rajan, is attacked for fighting the inefficiency of the banking system.
In any country in the world, a...
The European Parliament is due to formally adopt a cross-party report that is strongly critical of accounting standard-setting institutions, in particular the International Accounting...
A panel at Fordham University discusses the social signals business schools communicate to students.
Are business schools partly to blame if their alumni engage in...
A Stigler Center panel debate examines the impact of activist shareholders and the role of dissenting board members.
Corporate governance has seen some substantial reforms...
The Stigler Center will host a panel on the prevalence of shareholder activism and how to improve corporate oversight on May 3rd.
Shareholder activism has experienced...
New graph compares corruption perception indexes with reported cases of corruption.
What is the best way to measure corruption, and can there be a reliable way to...
A new paper by Wharton’s Doron Levit and Carroll’s Nadya Malenko fleshes out the role that reputation plays in shaping the structure and effectiveness of...
Report: For every dollar spent on lobbying, the 50 largest corporations received more than $4,000 in government support.
The US government is losing as much...