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An overview of an award-winning article by Assoc Prof Jochen Wirtz, Dr Siok Kuan Tambyah and Prof Anna Mattila on “Organizational Learning from Customer Feedback Received by Service Employees – A Social Capital Perspective” drafted by Mr Friedrich Altekruse (Exchange student, Maastricht University School of Business & Economics).
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An overview of an award article by Prof Jin-Chuan Duan, Ms Jie Sun and Mr Tao Wang: "Multiperiod Corporate Default Prediction – A Forward Intensity Approach" drafted by Mr Tao Wang (PhD student, Department of Finance).
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An overview of a Public Lecture by Mr Anthony Neoh: "Corporate Governance: Theory, Law, Practice" drafted by Ms Liang Xueji (PhD student, Department of Strategy and Policy).
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An overview of a Public Lecture by Prof Randall Morck: "Corporate Governance" drafted by Ms Liang Xueji (PhD student, Department of Strategy and Policy).
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An overview of a Public Lecture by Prof Andrew Karolyi: "Sovereign Acquirers: A New Force in Global Capital Markets" drafted by Mr Tanmay Satpathy (PhD student, Department of Finance).
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An overview of a Public Lecture by Prof Zvi Bodie: "The Next Generation of Life-Cycle Investment Products" drafted by Mr Zheng Yan (PhD student, Department of Strategy and Policy).
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An overview of an article by Senior Lecturer Tambyah Siok Kuan and Assoc Prof Tan Soo Jiuan: "The Subjective Wellbeing of Singaporeans”.
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An overview of an award article by Asst Prof Junhong Chu: "A Comparison of Within Household Price Sensitivity Across Online and Offline Channels" drafted by Ms Li Yan (PhD student, Department of Finance).
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An overview of an award article by Asst Prof Wenlan Qian: "Heterogeneous Agents and Housing Market Dynamics” drafted by Mr Lu Ruichang (PhD student, Department of Finance).
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Prof Michael Frese's articled titled "Why negative affectivity should not be controlled in job stress research: don't throw out the baby with the bath water" has been selected as the top eight most influential article published in Journal of Organisational Behaviour since its inception in 1980. This was co-published Prof Paul E. Spector (University of South Florida), Prof Dieter Zapf (Frankfurt University) and Prof Peter Y. Chen (Colorado State University).
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Bank of Israel has leveraged on our research to help them make strategic management decisions. We are happy that our faculty are contributing to the global community as we continue in our quest to provide management thought leadership.
The article titled "Stanley Fischer reveals: Who has the Influence behind the Scenes in the Israeli Market" was published in The Marker in June 2009. Stanley Fischer is the Governor of the Bank of Israel. The research that is highlighted in this article is ‘Corporate Governance, Economic Entrenchment and Growth’ authored by Prof Randall Morck, Assoc Prof Daniel Wolfenzon and Prof Bernard Yeung, published in Journal of Economic Literature in September 2005.
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An overview of an award article by Assoc Prof Jane Lu: When is Fast Good? – Speed of Foreign Expansion and International Expansion Success; drafted by Ms Xu Weiwei (PhD student, Department of Business Policy).
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Prof Schlevogt, Kai-Alexander. How strategic winnowing blesses idea farmers. "Prof Kai on Strategic Leadership" Column No. 24. The Jakarta Post. Management section. Wednesday, 6 May 2009. Page 17 (7:42 minutes)
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An overview of an award article by Asst Prof Vincent Chen: "Other Information" as an Explanatory Factor for the Market Reactions to Firms' Meeting or Beating Analyst Forecasts; drafted by Ms Li Yan (PhD student, Department of Finance).
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Stock Price Synchronicity And Liquidity
Professors Allaudeen Hameed and Kang Wenjin from Department of Finance talk about how stock price synchronicity can affect market liquidity and what are the other factors that you have to consider.
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The Contingent Role Of Network Hierarchy In Firm Performance
The decision to centralise or decentralise your control depends on several important factors such as the nature of your business and the level of connectivity. Professor Ishtiaq Mahmood from Department of Business Policy shares his views on this topic as well as some of the pros and cons that corporations need to know.|
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Institutional Logics Or Agency Costs: The Influence Of Corporate Governance Models On Business Group Restructuring In Emerging Economies
What are some of the reasons that motives businesses in emerging markets to restructure? We hear from Professor Chung Chi-Nien from the Department of Management & Organisation about his study on this issue.
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Does Industry-wide Distress Affect Defaulted Firms? - Evidence From Creditor Recoveries
(winner of FAMA-DFA Best Paper Award)
The current credit turmoil in the US markets has impacted stock and bond markets globally. Several banks are faced with huge losses on their mortgage and loan portfolios and as a consequence have had to seek additional capital.
Temasek Holdings as well as several other sovereign wealth funds such as Qatar Investment Authority have invested in troubled financial service firms such as Merrill Lynch and Barclays.
One of the important aspects of this crisis is the claim by many banks that their credit portfolios are trading at ‘fire sale’ prices or at steep discounts relative to their true value, which in turn results in their stock prices also being below its fundamental value.
Is this justified? Can assets trade below true value?
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