Institute for Corporate Governance & Finance

The Center for Law, Economics, and Public Policy, founded in 2012, organizes workshops, conferences, and other scholarly activities in the area of law and economics, with a particular focus on the intersection between welfare economics and normative questions regarding legal frameworks, institutions and doctrines. The Center is interdisciplinary, seeking to spark scholarly conversations and collaborations on these topics between the Duke Law School faculty; scholars in other schools or departments at Duke; and external faculty. The Center also hopes to increase student interest in law and economics, and to be the basis for new seminars.

The Institute for Sustainable Finance is a multi-disciplinary network of research and professional development that brings together academia, the private sector, and government to shape Canada’s innovations in sustainable finance.

The NSE CBS at IIMA is set up to advance the frontiers of behavioral science research in India. It is the first of its kind in a management institution in the region with sophisticated infrastructure and technology to conduct experiments in how different aspects of behavioral science impact processes and outcomes in markets. The objective of the Centre is to undertake knowledge creation on a range of topics related to business issues in financial markets and financial services that would be insightful to help decision-making for policymakers, individual retail investors, fund managers, traders, analysts, wealth advisors, and other managers and leaders. In the process, it builds high-quality research, analytics, and insightful knowledge on a range of topics related to business issues in the Indian financial markets and financial services across different stakeholders. The MOU was signed between NSE and IIMA to set up a center for behavioral science in finance, economics, and marketing at IIMA with the aim of encouraging research on social and behavioral aspects that tend to play a pivotal role in shaping the savings and investment habits of the population. Behavioral science tools have been advancing over the years and could unearth deep-rooted behavioral patterns and biases. Insights gleaned from such research could shed new light on our understanding and help shape policies that could spread the benefits to a wider section of the population. The focuses is on multi-disciplinary, thematic, and applied research in areas related to the behavioural applications of finance, economics, organizational behavior, and marketing

The Cornell SC Johnson College of Business is dedicated to visionary collaborations for practical problem-solving. We embrace technology and data as powerful tools for business. Most importantly, we build people-centered leaders who are empowered to create sustainable, shared prosperity.

The Institute for Behavioral and Household Finance (IBHF), located in the SC Johnson College of Business at Cornell University, is a research center which seeks to foster research and teaching in the areas of behavioral finance and household finance. IBHF affiliated professors and fellows conduct independent research in two important and expanding areas of financial economics: behavioral finance and household finance.

An in-depth understanding of both financial markets and macroeconomics is required to design and implement sound public policies. We promote research and teaching in these fields to inspire thought leaders and policymakers to work together to prevent financial crises. The Center offers unique opportunities for collaboration among students, researchers, financial industry professionals, and public policy practitioners that include an annual conference, public talks, a visitors program, research projects, course offerings, and funding opportunities for Princeton University students.