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03.01.2022

9 FRIC papers at the ASSA Conference 2022

FRIC members are authors and co-authors of 9 papers which have been accepted for the upcoming ASSA Conference 2022 in January.
22.12.2021

PeRCent members share their knowledge in podcast series

Several PeRCent members have participated in the podcast series 'Rig på Viden' ('Rich on Knowledge).
21.12.2021

FRIC PhD student Theis Ingerslev Jensen speaker at NBER/RFS Conference

FRIC PhD student Theis Ingerslev Jensen presented his paper “Machine Learning about Optimal Portfolios” at a recent NBER/RFS Conference.
21.12.2021

FRIC members in the podcast series ‘Rig på Viden’ (Rich on knowledge)

FRIC members share their knowledge about important financial subjects in the podcast series ‘Rig på Viden’ (Rich on knowledge).
17.12.2021

David Pinkus and Marlene Koch awarded €5,000 each from The Pensions Scholarship Trust

PhD students David Pinkus and Marlene Koch have each been awarded €5,000 from The Pensions Scholarship Trust for their PhD studies.
07.12.2021

FRIC Center Director David Lando knighted by the Order of Dannebrog

Director of the FRIC Center, David Lando, was knighted with the Order of Dannebrog on September 9, 2021
01.12.2021

Lasse Heje Pedersen once more on the Highly Cited Researchers list 2021

Congratulations to Lasse Heje Pedersen who is once more listed on the Clarivate Highly Cited Researchers list 2021 - for the seventh consecutive year
01.12.2021

Spotlight on new research publications in December

Do you want to know more about sustainable transformation and responsible management? Are you interested in how sustainable standards gain legitimacy? Or have you ever wondered whether government and CSR should be interconnected or independent of one another? Then you should read CBS’ research publications from December, which investigate these topics along with many others.
21.11.2021

Kasper Meisner Nielsen receives the DSEB Research Award 2021

Congratulations to Professor Kasper Meisner Nielsen for winning the DSEB Research Award 2021
08.11.2021

New Research: Multiculturalism in itself is not a resource

Understanding the mechanisms of value creation from an ever-increasing number of multicultural employees in the global workforce is crucial. Yet competitive advantages cannot be derived from simply employing multicultural personnel argues a new study from Copenhagen Business School.

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