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Beleggers krijgen koersgevoelige informatie van bestuurders
A recent study shows that analysts and investors frequently receive price-sensitive information. Erik Roelofsen and Gerard Mertens, who conducted the research, comment in this article. They argue for more transparency from…
Managersonline.nl Online
Wednesday, 4 May 2011
Los resultados del Ránking MBA de las escuelas globales 2011
This Spanish article publishes a wordlwide MBA ranking. Harvard Business School is number 1 on the list, RSM holds the 31st position.
MBA & Educación Ejecutiva - AméricaEconomía Online
Wednesday, 4 May 2011
Classement du Financial Times 2010 : les 65 meilleurs Masters en Management
This article is a result of the Financial Times ranking 2010 for best Master in Management (MiM) programme. ESCP Europe holds the 1st position, RSM the 11th.
Studyrama Online
Wednesday, 4 May 2011
Bestuurders geven 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.
Kluwer Financieel Management Online
Wednesday, 4 May 2011
Den Weg zum Gipfel finden
This article is about a new elective for female MBA candidates at RSM, 15 women will climb Mount Kilimanjaro (5895m) as part of a leadership course led by author and leadership coach Rebecca Stephens, the first British woman to…
Financial Times Deutschland Unknown
Wednesday, 4 May 2011
Voorkennis komt enorm vaak voor
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.
De Financiele Telegraaf Online
Wednesday, 4 May 2011
Investors frequently receive price-sensitive information from companies in one-on-one meetings
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.
creditman.biz Online
Tuesday, 3 May 2011
Effat Launches Islamic Finance Management Program
This article announces that Saudi Arabian Effat University has launched its first graduate program, the Executive Masters in Islamic Financial Management (XIFM). The program is to be delivered at Effat University in collaboration…
Global Islamic Finance Magazine Online
Tuesday, 3 May 2011
Privileged Information Rife in Markets: Investor Survey
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.
CNBC.com Online
Tuesday, 3 May 2011
Privileged Information Rife in Markets: Investor Survey
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.
CNBC Online
Tuesday, 3 May 2011