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Professor Alex Edmans

Times Radio

Speaking about his research, Alex Edmans, Professor of Finance at LBS, told the Times Radio Breakfast show that major international sporting defeats can have a measurable impact on financial markets, highlighting how investor sentiment and emotions can influence trading decisions, even when economic fundamentals remain unchanged.

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The Washington Post

In light of SpaceX's gargantuan valuation. James Dow found himself asking questions about the nature of investors' excitement. "Are the people who are very enthusiastic about this - are they really knowledgeable, or is it more ideology and enthusiasm?"

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FT

Hélène Rey argues that widening global imbalances stem from domestic distortions in saving and investment rather than trade itself, and warns that unless the US, China and Europe undertake coordinated reforms, the world risks repeating the cycle of protectionism, financial instability and crisis that has accompanied past periods of extreme imbalance.

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