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`The market values it when major institutions like NBIM take ownership seriously, ´ says Tzu-Ting Chiu (left). Together with her NHH colleagues Rusha Nandy and Simone Traini, and LSE researcher Xi Li, she has studied how financial markets react when NBIM publicly discloses its voting intentions. Photo: NBIM (screenshot)

When Norway’s Sovereign Wealth Fund Speaks Up, the Market Listens

Accounting and Auditing Finance

A new study shows that share prices rise when NBIM announces its intention to vote against corporate management. `The market sees it as a sign that someone is watching, ´ says NHH researcher Tzu-Ting Chiu.

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Nobel Prize-winning economist David Card to NHH

Labour Economics

One of the world’s most influential labor economists, Berkeley Professor David Card, will deliver the Sandmo Lecture on Public Policy at NHH.

Imagine you could lie for $100 — and no one would ever know

Behavioural economics

Would you do it? A new study reveals how a single promise can tilt the scales toward honesty.

Building Bridges in Tax Research: European Workshop at NHH

Tax and Public Economics

This week, NHH hosted the first joint workshop on Tax and Sustainability in collaboration with WU Vienna University of Economics and Business and the University of Mannheim.

Tungodden Appointed ERC Ambassador

NHH Behavioural economics Labour Economics

Professor Bertil Tungodden has been selected as Norway’s representative in the new ERC Ambassador Network.

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More rain, greater risk – do current models fail to keep up?

Environmental Economics Sustainability PhD Candidates and new researchers

Yue Shi has studied how rainfall affects home insurance. She finds increasing risk over time, significant geographical differences – and a clear need for new thinking as the climate gets wetter.

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