prof.dr. M.A. (Mathijs) van Dijk

Mathijs van Dijk, Professor of Finance at RSM, joins the discussions about investing in this article.

Mathijs van Dijk, Professor of Finance at RSM is mentioned in this article.

Now that the pandemic has been with us for a year and the global economy has been dealt an unprecedented blow, the stock exchanges are recording record highs and people have more money than they know what to do with. So why aren’t…

Interview with Mathijs van Dijk, professor Finance at the RSM, who also started as scientific director of the direction of Netspar at January 1st. The interview discusses his expertise in sustainable investment and what role…

Bored of sitting at home due to the corona crisis plus a savings interest rate of almost zero: this combination makes many people invest but investors are getting nervous. For a moment, the AEX, the indicator of the Amsterdam…

Mathijs van Dijk is Professor of Financial Markets at the RSM, Erasmus University. In this article he talks about recent factor performance and some of the challenges raised by the pressing need to take sustainability into…

Mathijs van Dijk, Professor of Finance at the RSM, is researching the impact of Covid-19 on the banking sector together with colleagues Dirk Schoenmaker and Henk Jan Reinders. “By analyzing changes in the stock market, we can make…

National governments do not seem to really seize the corona crisis to take extra steps with sustainability, but pension funds and companies are continuing to take it. The Pension Pro Investors Council believes that in any case…

Pension funds must map the climate risks of their investments. Professor of financial markets Mathijs van Dijk is skeptical about macro models that claim to do this. "Bottom-up is better. Van Dijk, affiliated with the RSM…

Mathijs van Dijk of RSM has commented in an article by Forbes discussing how the corona crisis will affect the European Economies.

An article written by Mathijs van Dijk of RSM, discussing why stock exchanges are plunging in the current crisis.

Mathijs van Dijk, professor of Business Administration at RSM, has commented on the claim that dual-nationality arrangements for blue-chip companies such as Unilever are dying out.

Developing countries must first have a sound banking system before setting up a new stock exchange, according to a new study at Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University (RSM).The research - the first of its kind to focus…

This week, Triodos Bank is the first bank in the Netherlands to reduce savings for normal internet savings accounts to 0 percent. Other banks are following in its footsteps. For Mathijs van Dijk "I have deposited most of my money…

Emerging economies that open a stock exchange in order to create an economic boost, is regularly sees but are difficult to create or even fail. Researchers, included Mathijs can Dijk, studied what makes successful stock markets in…

Two professors from EUR are invited to speak in the tv programme Universiteit van Nederland. One of whom is Mathijs van Dijk, who will discuss whether investing is a game of chance.