Beyond the bubble
At Center for Real Estate conference, economists contemplate ways to make the risks of financial innovation more evident.
At Center for Real Estate conference, economists contemplate ways to make the risks of financial innovation more evident.
An unconventional financial tool is getting more attention as the Fed tries to jump-start the U.S. economy
MIT Sloan professor on the ‘arms race’ between investors trying to understand financial products, and the firms trying to confuse them.
The economic crisis has revived an old philosophical idea about risk and uncertainty. But what is it, exactly?
MIT Sloan economist Kristin Forbes on the recent troubles roiling the international financial markets
Third sibling to receive his MBA this spring; follows his older brother and younger sister.
Small-time money transfers from migrants shape key decisions on foreign exchange, research shows.
In a talk to promote his new book, MIT’s Simon Johnson lambastes a finance industry he sees as lacking a healthy fear of losing money.
A cellphone-based cash transfer system has changed the way Kenyans handle their finances. But what does it mean for Kenya's economy — and the developing world?
MIT Sloan Professor Simon Johnson topped UK's Prospect Magazine's list of 25 public intellectuals of the financial crisis in 2009.
An MIT anthropologist, who studies financial practices, discusses how ever-changing banking tools baffle regulators.
Experts deconstruct the near collapse of the banking system
When the economy stumbles, panic can drive matters from bad to worse. Economist Ricardo Caballero has a new plan to keep investment markets free of fear