Why reward-based banking rules work better

If we want to avoid a future with two separate civilizations, we need to stop thinking that the technological gap is going to close itself.

Improving human wellbeing on a finite planet creates significant new investment opportunities in eco-Infrastructure.

Winning EU funding for his finance research, Sven Klingler compares himself to a geologist studying earthquakes.

How can we measure welfare and quality of life?

Norges Bank Watch believe that Norges Bank did its best to contribute to curbing the risk premiums during the first wave of the pandemic. But are critical regarding how the central bank handled higher money market premiums in the second half of 2020.

Central bank communication indirectly reaches the general public by affecting news media coverage on topics of particular relevance for monetary policy decisions. Media can have a sizeable effect on economic outcomes.

Government response coordinated market participants and reduced uncertainty.

A better understanding of the forces behind growing inequality and how households might respond differently to economic shocks and policy are key motivational factors in a new research project at BI, which studies the macro economic impact of differences in household’s consumption, income and wealth.

Interest rate projections from Central Banks have not resulted in better guiding of market participants on future monetary policy actions, according to research from BI Norwegian Business School.

The attention surrounding the appointment of Nicolai Tangen to head the Norwegian “Oil Fund” could be reflections of deeper concerns and how the objectives of asset managers and asset owners differ.

Budget preparation by top civil servants can allow for better balancing of public books after COVID.

How can we build a better world for the time after COVID-19?