Cass Business School
How good is 'Risk Parity' as a way of allocating across asset classes?
Professor Andrew Clare of Cass Business School presents his research on the impact of a risk parity approach on a multi-asset class portfolio.
BNY Mellon-Class study outlines industry framweork for pension schemes
A new study published by BNY Mellon in association with Cass Consulting at Cass Business School, part of City University London, lays out a framework to help trustees to better navigate the complexities of today's risk-focused world.
Unigestion links to Cass Business School
Asset manager Unigestion is creating a link to London based Cass Business School's Centre for Asset Management Research, to explore ideas leading to new investment management techniques.
IEPlus - Investment Award offers scholarship for outstanding economics essay
London-based Threadneedle Investments has teamed up with Cass Business School and Singapore’s Management University to back a £12,000 Investment Award, alongside an internship, for an outstanding essay on economic dilemmas faced around the world.
Cass Business School to market consultancy service in Europe
London's Cass Business School is to target European expansion for its Cass Consulting research business.
Currency momentum strategies yield ‘striking’ results
Research published by Cass Business School in London suggests that investing in momentum trading strategies for currency can yield 10% annually.
Own-industry knowledge does not help managers invest - study
Mutual funds, banks and insurance companies are no better at picking stocks and timing the market in their respective fields than they are in industries outside the financial sector, according to new research.
Banning shorting not without cost warns Cass’ professor Marsh
Ian Marsh, professor of Finance at Cass Business School in London, has warned that the EU agreement to ban trading in naked sovereign credit default swaps creates other problems for the market.
