Center for Financial Markets and Policy
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Winners and Losers in the GameStop Stock Tug of War
If the price did fall, those funds would make money, said John Jacobs, director at Georgetown’s Center for Financial Markets and Policy. “A group of investors — hedge funds and other investors, traders — that believe GameStop is overvalued because it is a brick-and-mortar chain.”
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Reena Aggarwal Appointed to Biden-Harris Transition Team
Reena Aggarwal, Robert E. McDonough Professor of Finance and director, Center for Financial Markets and Policy, is serving on the Biden-Harris Transition Agency Review Team on The Federal Reserve, B
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Coindesk Names Georgetown a Top University for Blockchain
Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business was named a top school for blockchain by Coindesk, a media platform that focuses on how cryptocurrencies and digital assets are contributing to th
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#TradeTalks: Highlights from #FMQ2020 Including Capital Formation and Active vs. Passive Management
Georgetown Executive Director at the Center for Financial Markets and Policy, John Jacobs joins Jill Malandrino on Nasdaq #TradeTalks to share highlights from #FMQ2020 including capital formation, #ESG and active vs passive management.
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#TradeTalks: How #FinTech is Helping Individuals Getting Access to Credit and Financial Services
Georgetown Associate Director at the Center for Financial Markets and Policy Alberto Rossi joins Jill Malandrino on Nasdaq #TradeTalks to discuss how #FinTech is helping individuals getting access to credit and financial services. #FMQ2020
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Vaccine Distribution Will be an ‘Enormous Logistical Problem’: David Rubenstein
David Rubenstein, co-founder and co-executive chairman of the Carlyle Group, joins CNBC’s “Squawk Box” team to discuss how the market is anticipating vaccine distribution and if he thinks there will be disappointments along the way of the economic recovery. [He spoke of these topics at the Financial Markets Quality conference hosted by the Center for Financial Markets and Policy later that day].
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With Value Approach, Off the Chain Capital is Changing the Bitcoin Investment Narrative
“In order for Bitcoin to go mainstream, we have to find ways to bridge the crypto world with the rest of the world,” said Perianne Boring, distinguished fellow at the Center for Financial Markets and Policy and president of the Chamber of Digital Commerce. Boring tells Bitcoin Magazine the value approach to investing in crypto assets and the new story behind these crypto investments.
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New York Stock Exchange Floor Reopens, but not as you Know it
The New York Stock Exchange trading floor reopens on Tuesday with strict new rules. WSJ’s Mark Garrison explains what’s at stake for traders as they return to work at one of the world’s last remaining trading floors during the coronavirus pandemic. [Watch an interview with Reena Aggarwal, professor of finance and director, Center for Financial Markets and Policy].
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Highlights from Center for Financial Markets Webinar on COVID-19 Volatility
The Center for Financial Markets and Policy at Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business quickly assembled a group of panelists well-equipped to provide their views on the securities markets during the midst of the market turmoil caused by COVID-19. The Center hosted the webinar on Thursday, March 26, which produced lively discussions and important insights. ETF BILD’s co-founders attended the webinar safely from their homes, including John Jacobs, who is the Center’s Executive Director. Key topics that were explored include reduced trading hours, circuit breakers and limit up/limit down, short sales ban and electronic trading.
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Should the Financial Markets Close? Georgetown Center Hosts Expert Panel on Market Value Amid COVID-19 Crisis
The continued spread of COVID-19 throughout the world has posed serious uncertainty and volatility in global financial markets in recent weeks, prompting debate about whether markets should remain op
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