Attend the Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment (CISI) information day to find out more about the several qualifications offered by CISI, and how it feels to be a a CISI member, or student. If you’re an employer, this is an ideal opportunity to also learn...
Nektarios Michail will be presenting his recently published book that aims to offer a better understanding of how the banking system works and how this relates to the proper functioning of any modern economy. Usually, this perspective has been cast aside from overall economic education. Even...
The financial and Covid-19 crises have illustrated the need for a green model of capitalism. The implementation of this new model will be vital for ensuring a sustainable future. In little more than ten years, capitalism has been hit by two major global crises that have...
Investment firms authorised under the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID) provide a range of services and activities to investors in financial markets. These services are essential for the functioning of the financial markets and include, among others, the reception and transmission of orders, the...
Your organisation may have highly educated people with specialised technical knowledge, you may also have a high calibre of products and services, and yet you have not attained the competitive advantage your organisation desires…why? Perhaps, it is time to look at some very specific skills that...
The European Institute of Management and Finance (EIMF), an accredited and licensed training provider, is expanding the range of postgraduate certificates it offers to include a new certificate in “Financial Risk Management”, in addition to “International Financial Regulation” that was offered last semester as well. The two courses...
EIMF visiting faculty Researchers Konstantinos Tsimonis and Igor Rogelja (2020) have recently published an article “Narrating the China Threat: Securitising Chinese Economic Presence in Europe” in the Chinese Journal of International Politics (Link). In their study, Rogelja and Tsimonis analyse the process in which Chinese...
Behavioural science has been defined as the branch of science that deals primarily with human action and often seeks to generalise about human behaviour in society. Matteo M Galizzi (Assistant Professor of Behavioural Science at the LSE) defines behavioural science as a cross-disciplinary, open-minded science...
Self-awareness is arguably the most important of all the emotional intelligence (EQ) competencies and decades of research concludes that it a precondition to effective management, leadership and high performance in the workplace. When we are self-aware: [vc_row css_animation="" row_type="row" use_row_as_full_screen_section="no" type="full_width" angled_section="no" text_align="left" background_image_as_pattern="without_pattern"][vc_column][blockquote text="… we...
Developing emotional intelligence competencies in ourselves and others in our organisations is not often given top priority. Many consider emotional intelligence to be a “soft skill” that in the best-case scenario is perceived as “nice to have, but not vital” and in the worse-case “touchy...
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