André Kurmann, PhD, professor of Economics in Drexel University’s LeBow College of Business, spoke with The Drexel News Blog about what people can expect from the U.S. economy this year and what economic issues he’s keeping an eye on.
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Q+A: What is a Global Bank “Buyback Bonanza”?
As an expert on financial institutions, corporate finance and capital markets, Gregory Nini, PhD, a professor of Finance in the LeBow College of Business, explained what buybacks are, how they work, and other options for excess profits.
Q+A: What Is Going On With Regional Banks?
Gregory Nini, PhD, an associate professor of Finance in the LeBow College of Business and expert on financial institutions, corporate finance and capital markets, explains why regional banks have been failing and the hope for stabilization.
Brexit: What’s Next for the EU and the World Economy
Drexel University’s Marco Airaudo, PhD, an associate professor of economics in the LeBow College of Business, shared his thoughts on the United Kingdom’s recent vote to exit the European Union. Did you expect the vote […]
Expert Predictions for the U.S. Economy and Financial Markets in 2016
The World Bank recently cut its forecast for global growth this year due to weakness in the developing world—including in countries like Brazil and China—but the prospects for advanced economies, including the United States, are […]
Italy’s Election Brings Fears of Renewed Euro Turbulence
Recent political developments in Italy have renewed fears of turbulence for the European Union and global financial markets. With the collapse of Prime Minister Mario Monti’s technocrat government, Silvio Berlusconi has returned to the country’s […]