Individuals are becoming increasingly responsible for their (pension) savings decisions. Unfortunately, many are not equipped to take complex financial decisions because they are subject to numerous biases. Simply put, they [...]
2021 has certainly been dynamic. In these final weeks of the year, we thought it was worth reviewing the activities that Inquire Europe initiated. The first webinar of 2021 featured [...]
We are looking for proposals that are early stage, covering European issues, using data derived in Europe, conducted by researchers affiliated with European universities. Inquire Europe provides financial support for academic research [...]
After two years without being able to organize a seminar due to the COVID-19 pandemic we are preparing for a great Joint Spring Seminar with Inquire UK in Malta from [...]
For those who were unable to attend, we compiled the key takeaways of the presentation given by Dr. Benjamin Hübel. His research aims to answer if credit markets incorporate ESG [...]
Benjamin Hübel will be presenting his research “ESG and Corporate Credit Spreads”. Research abstract The researchers investigate the implications of environmental, social and governance (ESG) practices of firms for the pricing of [...]
Wednesday 2 June 2021 In case you missed it – ‘Income-hedging motives of market participation’ Seminar For those who were unable to attend, we compiled the key takeaways of [...]
We asked Peter Oertmann, Chairman of the Research Committee to provide some insight into the work of the Research Committee. The Research Committee is responsible for the selection of research [...]
We are looking for proposals that are early stage, covering European issues, using data derived in Europe, conducted by researchers affiliated with European universities. Inquire Europe provides financial support for academic research [...]
Giovanna Nicodano (University of Torino) will present her research ‘The Income-hedging motive of stock market participation’. Research abstractLife-cycle theory implies that the correlation between Permanent Income (PI) shocks to earnings [...]
The next installment in our Nostalgic Research series is ‘Do Smart Investors Outperform Dumb Investors?’, published in 2009. Due to the financial crisis caused by the covid-19 pandemic, many individuals [...]
Dr. Paul Smeets will present on what motivates people to behave pro-socially through sustainable investments. “Get real: individuals prefer more sustainable investments” Authors: Rob Bauer, Tobias Ruof and Paul Smeets (Maastricht University) Date: 8 December [...]
