In pushing corporate social responsibility, institutional investors are driven both by financial and social motivations, a study by Bocconi University's Hannes Wagner and coauthors suggests

The hypothesis of Francesco Vallacqua is that workers who have arrived to within a certain number of years from retirement would earn their income partially from parttime work at the company where they are employed and partially from an advance on their pension

This is explained in a study by Carlo Favero and Vincenzo Galasso which also emphasizes how the most mature age group is the one that tends to be most averse to reforms

Nicola Gennaioli and Andrei Shleifer reinterpret the collapse of Lehman Brothers as a Crisis of Beliefs. An excerpt from their new book

Thanks to the improved international standing of the University, the number includes an unprecedented nine senior academics

Sovereign wealth funds are increasing their exposure to listed assets as private market deal activity slows, according to research from the International Forum of Sovereign Wealth Funds (IFSWF) in association with the Sovereign Investment Lab at Bocconi University