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SMU Sim Kee Boon Institute for Financial Economics’ principal researcher Thomas Lam and the Institute’s Director Professor David Fernandez seek to tease out the likely impact on global growth and inflation, notwithstanding the fluidity of the current geopolitical conflict in Europe.
How Do DeFi Markets Discover the “Right” Price?
The Evolution of the Natural Rate of Interest and its Impact on Monetary and Fiscal Policies
Jean-Marc Natal (International Monetary Fund)
Seminar on Analytical Chapters from the IMF World Economic Outlook April 2023 | 13 April 2023 |
Investing in Climate: A Role for ‘Sovereign Climate Funds’
Marianna Kozintseva (Turning Point Macro, SKBI), Thierry Wizman (Macquarie Group)| Mar 2024 |
Price Discovery on Decentralized Exchanges
Agostino Capponi (Columbia University) , Ruizhe Jia (Columbia University) , Shihao Yu (SKBI) | Published in The Review of Financial Studies, January 2026 |
Does Learning from Academia Help? Anomaly Exploitation and Mutual Fund Performance
Xiyuan Ma (SMU SKBI), Jia He (Central University of Finance and Economics), Ziqiong Xi (Tsinghua University) | Forthcoming |
The Money Awareness and Inclusion Awards (The MAIAs) today announced it has secured initial sponsorship from influential financial players, as the body heads towards the inaugural round of award-giving this spring. Conceived to 'Make Money Better', the MAIAs is a new entity focused on raising awareness of the many problems poor financial literacy causes, while also finding the best solutions from all over the world - and shining a light on them via a high-profile awards system judged by leading academics, NGOs, journalists, influencers, and asset managers. Joining the MAIAs crusade as judges for the inaugural 2022 awards are a host of luminaries from the field, including SMU Professor of Finance (Practice) and Director of Sim Kee Boon Institute for Financial Economics Dave Fernandez.
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