Avoiding a Future Bank Collapse: Banks Exaggerate Their Regulatory Costs
Columbia Business School Research Finds That Banks Tend to Overclaim Their Regulation Costs, Making it Increasingly Difficult for Regulators to Hold Banks Accountable
Columbia Business School Research Finds That Banks Tend to Overclaim Their Regulation Costs, Making it Increasingly Difficult for Regulators to Hold Banks Accountable
Columbia Business School Research Provides Industry-Specific Guidelines to Measure Future Value of In-House Intangible Investments Including R&D
Columbia Business School’s Research Model Explores the Relationship Between Uninsured Debt and Potential Bank Runs
In our short seven-day stint in the land down under, we met with eight incredible companies spanning a broad range of perspectives in the real estate, infrastructure, and banking industries.
Columbia Business School Research Suggests a First-of-its-Kind Private Employer-Employee Arrangement
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NEW YORK, NY – It’s Women’s History Month, an important moment to focus on how far women have come, and how far our society has to go to ensure gender equality. Columbia Business School’s faculty experts are leaders on women in the workplace, with groundbreaking research that highlights gender disparities in business and solutions to close them.
Yiming Ma is an Associate Professor in the Finance Division at Columbia Business School. She received her Ph.D. in Finance from the Stanford Graduate School of Business in 2018 and a B.A. in Economics & Mathematical and Global Affairs from Yale University in 2013.