Since the recent financial crisis it has become evident that the central banks are in control of financial markets. Read in this column the view of Drs. Satilmis Ersintepe on the financial markets.
Merle Willemsen started her job at PGGM during her internship, which meant that she could immediately apply her thesis research on freedom of choice. Now she is doing a traineeship at PGGM.
The A&F Investments committee is an investment team for students of Tilburg University interested in Investment Theory.
In this interview Lars Dijkstra, CIO Kempen Capital Management, talks about an important worldwide topic in the asset management industry, namely long-term shareholdership, and explains why it is important that companies shift from short-termism to a more long-term outlook.
Investing as a true contrarian with my own selection model
Today, everyone is familiar with the warning ‘Attention! Borrowing money, costs money’. This warning is intended to make consumers more aware of the costs and risks associated with borrowing money. As of 2009 advertisements of loans on television, radio and on internet are obliged to show this warning. However, in some cases borrowing money does not involve any costs at all; it is actually profitable.
