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Financial Times divulga lista dos cem melhores MBAs de 2011; Brasil não está na lista
This article shows the 2011 global ranking of MBA's. London Business School is the leading business school on the 1st position. RSM holds the 36th position.
BOL Notícias Online
Tuesday, 10 May 2011
Erasmus Universitaet: Investoren erhalten regelmaessig kursrelevante Informationen in Vier-Augen-Gespraechen mit Unternehmensmanagern
A recent study by Erik Roelofsen and Gerard Mertens shows that analysts and investors frequently receive price-sensitive information. Erik Roelofsen comments in this article. He argues for more transparency from companies.
finanzplatz-frankfurt.eu Unknown
Tuesday, 10 May 2011
Financiële compensatie werkt niet
A recent study by Pieter Desmet shows that there are better, cheaper ways to resolve conflicts between companies and customers than financial compensation. Humberto Tan interviews Pieter Desmet in this radio fragment.
BNR Nieuwsradio Unknown
Tuesday, 10 May 2011
Financial Times: veja ranking de instituições que oferecem melhores cursos customizados
This article shows the FT 2011 rankings on best MBA programme. Duke Corporate Education in India is number 1 on the list. RSM holds the 42nd position.
UOL Educação Online
Monday, 9 May 2011
Zielone studia podyplomowe
This article is about the corporate responsibility of business schools, and the ecological things they are doing. Gail Whiteman is referenced for wearing a returnity fabric eco-gown at her inaugural address.
Gazeta (wyborcza.pl) Magazine
Monday, 9 May 2011
Investors Get Price-Sensitive Information from Company Meetings
This short article is about recent study by RSM. Led by Erik Roelofsen, the study that shows 47% of respondents found one-on-one meetings with companies regularly lead to price sensitive information being divulged.
Institutional Investor Unknown
Friday, 6 May 2011
PwC: analisten krijgen vaak koersgevoelige informatie
A recent study by Erik Roelofsen and Gerard Mertens shows that analysts and investors frequently receive price-sensitive information. Erik Roelofsen comments in this article. He argues for more transparency from companies.
Consultancy.nl Online
Friday, 6 May 2011
Is the Stock Market Rigged With Insider Trading?
In this article the author asks himself: "are the markets rigged?" The author refers to the outcome of a recent study by Erik Roelofsen and Gerard Mertens that shows that analysts and investors frequently receive price-sensitive…
Worst Stock Market Crashes Online
Friday, 6 May 2011
Do companies regularly disclose info to analysts?
A recent study by Erik Roelofsen and Gerard Mertens shows that analysts and investors frequently receive price-sensitive information. Erik Roelofsen comments in this article. He argues for more transparency from companies.
FierceComplianceIT Unknown
Thursday, 5 May 2011
Lloyds boss may be boxing clever by breaking ranks
This blog contains the research led by Erik Roelofsen that shows 47% of analysts or institutional investors believe they received "material" information when they had one-to-one meetings with company executives.
Evening Standard Unknown
Thursday, 5 May 2011