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"Noncausal and Noninvertible Models in Financial Econometrics: Theory and Applications"

"Noncausal and Noninvertible Models in Financial Econometrics: Theory and Applications"

Imagine waking up one morning to find your neighborhood submerged in water. Streets are rivers, homes are islands, and the damage is irreversible. This is not just a dystopian scenario; it is an increasing reality for many. Climate change has intensified extreme weather events, and for the...

Ever thought about how the European Central Bank (ECB) makes decisions that impact the whole European
economy? On October 9th, a group of roughly 80 ambitious students from the Financial Economics Master’s programme of Maastricht University got the rare chance to step inside the ECB and see the world...

In today’s business world, companies are under increasing pressure to embrace environmental and social responsibility, not just as an act of goodwill but as a fundamental business strategy. Yet, while corporate sustainability goals are plastered across glossy annual reports, what drives the leaders...

On 10 February, Prof Mark Sanders will discuss "The economics of Sustainability and Resilience" in a lecture organised by Studium Generale Maastricht University. 
One of the global challenges we face is to make the transition to a sustainable and resilient economy. What is sustainable development...

Read our latest interview with Stella Shukla, SBE-Alumna and now managing consultant in digital transformation, who shares how a mix of strategic thinking and hands-on experience has defined her path from student to consultant. Stella’s roles at Atos and KPMG laid a foundation in consulting, which...

"When the senses overwhelm: Sensitivity to sensory stimuli and the role of individual differences"
 

"When the senses overwhelm: Sensitivity to sensory stimuli and the role of individual differences"