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Tag Archives: Robert Engle
Prof. and Nobel Laureate Rob Engle’s Volatility Lab is Promoted on FT
The following is an excerpt from a FT blog entry entitled “Computing the bill for European taxpayers, come the next crisis.” “Eric Dor of the IESEG School of Management in Paris, whose previous work includes A User’s Guide to Leaving the … Continue reading
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Tagged France, FT, Rob Engle, Robert Engle, systemic risk, v-lab
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Nobel Laureate Rob Engle on China’s Risk
NYU Stern Professor and Nobel Laureate Rob Engle was recently interviewed by the China Economic Review. In response to the question of China’s global financial stability, Engle responds: “In Asia, risk is increasing, and has been increasing for a decade. … Continue reading
Nobel Laureate Robert Engle on Global Financial Risk
NYU Stern Professor and Nobel Laureate Robert Engle was interviewed recently on CNBC’s Squawk Box. Excerpt from CNBC — “We thought that it would take about a trillion dollars to rescue the financial sector in the middle of the financial … Continue reading
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Tagged Robert Engle, systemic risk, volatility
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3 Hidden Risks to the Market
NYU Stern Professor and Nobel Laureate Robert Engle discussed on Fox Business’s Closing Bell with Liz Claman three hidden risks to the market that should require more attention. With all eyes on the fiscal cliff, Engle noted that the situation in … Continue reading
Posted in Sovereign Risk, Systemic Risk
Tagged europe, fiscal cliff, Robert Engle, sovereign risk, systemic risk, volatility
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The “World Looks Pretty Rosy from Australia’s Point of View” says Engle
NYU Stern Professor and Nobel Laureate Robert Engle spoke this past weekend at the 25th Australasian Finance and Banking Conference at the Australian School of Business at UNSW. In his keynote address, Engle discussed the current state of Australian banks, … Continue reading
Europe More Dangerous Than Fiscal Cliff, Engle Says
Robert Engle, NYU Stern Professor and Nobel Laureate in Economics, discusses financial market volatility on Bloomberg TV. Engle argues that the situation in Europe could be more damaging to the US than the fiscal cliff. He speaks with Mark Crumpton on … Continue reading
US Dept of the Treasury’s Financial Research Advisory Committee Gets a New Member
Nobel Laureate Robert Engle, Michael Armellino Professor of Management and Financial Services and Director of NYU Stern’s Volatility Institute, will serve as a member of the Financial Research Advisory Committee for the new Office of Financial Research (OFR) at the … Continue reading
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Tagged Dodd-Frank, Robert Engle, US Treasury
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Robert Engle on CNBC Discusses Systemic Risk in the Global Economy
NYU Stern Professor Robert Engle, 2003 Nobel Laureate in Economics, discusses why Japan poses the biggest systemic risk to the global economy. Engle argues that the Fiscal Cliff is not the only problem for the US economy, but the looming … Continue reading
Robert Engle: “Eurobonds Can Save Europe’s Banks”
In a Wall Street Journal op-ed, NYU Stern Professor and Nobel Laureate Robert Engle addresses Europe’s sovereign debt crisis. Excerpt from the Wall Street Journal: Two trillion dollars. That is how much it could cost to end the euro crisis. … Continue reading
The Fed Takes a Crash Course in Finance
A model developed by NYU Stern faculty is referenced in Bloomberg Businessweek article, “The Fed Takes a Crash Course in Finance.” The Federal Reserve is using the model to gauge the systemic risk of financial institutions. Excerpt from Bloomberg Businessweek: … Continue reading