EDHEC-Risk Institute is proud to announce that the Institute for Quantitative Investment Research (Inquire) Europe has awarded its First Prize for 2009/2010 to Professor Lionel Martellini, Scientific Director of EDHEC-Risk Institute. Read next page
In association with Campus France Mexico, we are pleased to invite you to a the French Business Schools Conference where four French business schools will be presenting their MBA programmes. Read next page
An EDHEC representative will be pleased to meet you at the following MBA events soon. Candidates met at one of these events will be able to benefit from a 5% early enrolment reduction if they enrol in the month following the fair. Read next page
2009-2010 FE Track Highlights July 23, 2010Pr. Haguet, FE Track Programme Director, discusses the reform implemented last September and explains the growing interest of international students for our programmes in Finance. Read next page
MSc in Marketing Students Work Hand in Hand with Sony on Real Case Study July 23, 2010MSc in Marketing Students had the chance to work with Sony on their brand new innovation, the Sony Reader. We discussed the project with Ms Elise Dupuis, EDHEC Alumna and Group Marketing Head at Sony Inc. France. Read next page
To find out just what went on in the EDHEC MBA, we invite you to come with us on a tour down Memory Lane in the following summary that includes links to corresponding articles written throughout the year... Read next page
The Financial Times recently devoted a half page article to the Criminal Risk Management class that forms part of the EDHEC MBA curriculum. Read next page
The Management Institute of Paris has just entered a partnership agreement with EDHEC Business School. Read next page
Anne Zuccarelli, Associate Dean for Corporate Relations & Careers, has been appointed Associate Dean of Academic Programmes for EDHEC Business School, by the School’s Dean, Olivier Oger. Read next page
After the financial crisis and the accompanying falls in the stock markets, many commentators have questioned the appropriateness of tracking cap-weighted indices. These indices are particularly inefficient and, through their momentum properties, favour the emergence of speculative bubbles. Read next page
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