-
Recent Posts
- Prof. Roy Smith Discusses the Impact of Basel III Regulations on the Banking Industry
- Prof. Ian Bremmer on “How to Lead in Ambiguous Times”
- Economists Need to Analyze and Explain, Don’t Prognosticate by Dean Peter Henry
- What’s Next for Cuba? by NYU Stern Professor Ingo Walter
- The Human Element in Investment Decisions
Archives
Categories
Pages
Tags
bankruptcy Basel III China corporate governance credit risk Dean Peter Henry Dodd-Frank Ed Altman Edward Altman emerging markets Eurozone Federal Reserve Financial Crisis fiscal cliff India Ingo Walter Kim Schoenholtz Lawrence White liquidity market risk Matthew Richardson Michael Spence MSRM MSRM Alumni Nouriel Roubini NYU Stern political risk Regulatory Risk Richard Levich Richard Sylla risk management Robert Engle Roy Smith sovereign risk Stephen Brown Stijn Van Nieuwerburgh stress testing Student Profile systemic risk Thomas Cooley Viral Acharya volatility William Silber Z-Score Zur Shapira
Tag Archives: Brazil
Trouble in Emerging-Market Paradise
The following is a post written by Nouriel Roubini on Project Syndicate: During the last few years, a lot of hype has been heaped on the BRICS (Brazil, Russ ia, India, China, and South Africa). With their large populations and … Continue reading
Posted in Market Risk, Sovereign Risk
Tagged Brazil, BRICs, emerging markets, liquidity, Nouriel Roubini
Leave a comment
Brazil: Is this Time Different?
Six students in Stern’s MS in Risk Management program completed a capstone project to determine Brazil’s capacity to service its external debt in the event of changes to the global economy. “Brazil has experienced many ups and downs in its … Continue reading
Posted in Credit Risk, MS in Risk Management Program, NYU Stern, Sovereign Risk
Tagged Brazil, Capstone, emerging markets
Leave a comment