PhD Defense 4 October 2019 Tax and Public Economics Corporate Governance Ethics and Social Responsibility

On Thursday 17 October 2019 Aija Rusina will hold a trial lecture on a prescribed topic and defend her thesis for the PhD degree at NHH. Tax havens: Heaven or hell?

NHH 22 May 2019 Economic History Corporate Governance

‘The transaction provides more capital, but reduces Norwegian control’, says Professor of Economics Ola H. Grytten at The Norwegian School of Economics Euronext new owner of Oslo Stock Exchange

30 January 2019 Corporate Governance

Ola Kvaløy: Senior managers can thank good fortune for their bonus payments. The bonus season has started - luck pays off

20 April 2017 Ethics and Social Responsibility Accounting and Auditing Corporate Governance Leadership

Key players in Norwegian shipping attended a seminar at NHH this week. Representatives from Grieg Star, Odfjell, DOF and Wilh.Wilhelmsen met experts in crime and governance. Fight against corruption in shipping

18 April 2017 Corporate Governance

More and more of footballers’ pay is in the form of bonuses. This is a smart way for football clubs to avoid ending up in the red, shows a study carried out at NHH. Bonuses save football clubs’ finances

28 March 2017 Shipping, transport and logistics Corporate Governance Energy

Since 2005, those responsible for Chilean top flight football have used NHH researcher Mario Guajardo’s mathematical models to schedule fixtures. His methods are now also used in the South American World Cup qualification system. NHH changed the World Cup qualifiers

21 December 2016 Management Science Tax and Public Economics Corporate Governance

The Nobel Prize in Economics was recently awarded to two researchers who had studied contract theory. Malin Arve at NHH has recently contributed to the field at the very highest level. The art of contracts

7 July 2016 Corporate Governance Ethics and Social Responsibility

Society depends on individuals taking personal responsibility by whistleblowing. Unfortunately, many whistleblowers still pay far too high a price today, says NHH researcher Birthe Eriksen whistleblowers pay far too high a price