Interviews by Swedish House of Finance
What Are Households’ Biggest Mistakes When It Comes to Their Finances?
What Really Drives Bankruptcy?
Does Forgiving Debt Automatically Improve Well-Being?
Basel III, Financial Stability, and Regulatory Gaps: An Interview with Viral Acharya
Does Health Correlate with Becoming a CEO?
How do Crisis Experiences Affect Beliefs and Decision-Making?
Private Equity amid Market Uncertainty with Tim Jenkinson
How does market power look like in a data-rich, digital economy?- Laura Veldkamp
Harnessing Finance for Climate: A Conversation on Impact Investing with Adair Morse
Part 1: Private Equity: Lessons Learned from Research - Interview with Professor Kaplan
Part 2: Private Equity: What Lies Ahead for the Industry? A Discussion on with Professor Kaplan
Interview: How can firms reduce bias and narrow gender gaps in promotion and pay with Kelly Shue
Opportunities and Challenges of ESG Investing with Laura Starks
DeFi and the Future of Money with Campbell Harvey (Duke University)
CBDCs and other digital currencies with Darrell Duffie (Stanford University)
How to design an effective carbon tax with Per Strömberg (SHoF) and Gustav Martinsson (KTH)
A theory of socially responsible investing by Marcus Opp
Nobel Prize: Per Strömberg congratulates the 2020 Laureates in Economic Sciences
Interview with Peter Englund Swedish House of Finance

Watch Professor Peter Englund commenting on the biggest concerns for the Financial Supervisory Authority (Finanasinspektionen) presently, the Professor’s contribution to the Board of Directors and what role the research community plays in creating a stable financial market in Sweden.
Yale professor Gary Gorton on the origins of money

Watch Bo Becker interview Professor Gary Gorton from Yale University in this talk about the origins and evolution of money dating back to the civil war. Hear the Professor’s comments on privately produced money and publicly produced money together with the nature of safe assets.
What are the consequences of the growth of quasi-indexed investments for corporate governance and markets? with Martin C. Schmalz

Listen to Martin C. Schalmz in this brief talk about how firms behave differently depending on the ownership structure and the trade-off between competing goals when designing economic systems. Click play to hear more about the Assistant Professor’s main findings and why they could come with an efficiency loss for the economy.