Cass Business School

Cass Business School has launched a new joint MSc in Quantitative Finance with Singapore Management University (SMU).

Last week, Barclays paid a record £290 million fine after admitting manipulating a key international interest rate used to set borrowing costs for millions of businesses, consumers and investors.

Statistics that inform public policy on health care, childcare, education and housing are fragmented with significant gaps and inaccuracies that limit their usefulness, a new study from Cass Business School in London has found.

A new method for calculating regular savings contributions that reduces the risk of a deficit at a saving fund's maturity has been developed.

How do you recognise and define leadership in professional organisations, especially when the people in them prefer not to describe themselves as either leaders or followers?

The Cass Real Estate Society hosted a very successful one-day conference examining the effects of the financial crisis on the global real estate market at the end of May.

New research by Professor Leslie Mayhew of Cass Business School has found City workers would benefit from a more flexible approach to healthcare services - including the option to register with a GP close to work.

Last week, Mark Zuckerberg rang the bell for the opening of the Nasdaq stock market which kicked off the much talked about share sale for Facebook.

Last week in the House of Lords Chamber, the Queen attended the State Opening of Parliament which marks the start of the parliamentary year and is the main ceremonial event of the parliamentary calendar.

A new report authored by Cass Business School Professor of Entrepreneurship, Julie Logan, has found over two thirds (68 percent) of female business start-ups are so-called 'everyday entrepreneurs'.