Artificial Intelligence in Investment Decision-Making: A Pusan National University Perspective

2 August 2026

Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping modern finance, supporting applications such as stock market forecasting, portfolio management, and investment advice. However, researchers from Pusan National University…

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Pusan National Study Sheds Light on Cryptocurrencies’ Hedging Role Amid Market Instability

27 July 2026

The rapid expansion of sustainable finance has fuelled growing interest in green investments, including green bonds, Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) funds, and energy-efficient cryptocurrencies.…

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Foreign Investment and the Rising Cost of Housing

3 July 2026

Housing affordability in the United States has deteriorated sharply over the past decade. Between 2019 and 2025, average home prices climbed by about 60%, according…

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Can AI Write Finance Papers as Well as Humans? Evidence Suggests Yes

2 June 2026

Artificial intelligence (AI) and large language models (LLMs) can mass-produce academic finance papers that are nearly indistinguishable from human-authored research, according to a new study…

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AI Detects the Market Signals That Matter Most

28 May 2026

Building an efficient portfolio starts with a deceptively simple question: how do assets move together? In real markets, however, these relationships are never observed cleanly…

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When Location Matters More Than Growth in Investment Returns

26 May 2026

Investors seeking stronger returns may benefit from paying closer attention to where a company is headquartered rather than focusing solely on its growth potential, according…

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How Financial Shocks Travel Through Production Chains

19 May 2026

A new study published in the May 2026 issue of the American Economic Review offers fresh insight into how financial and production networks interact during…

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Brexit Unleashed Economic Uncertainty Across Britain and Europe

12 May 2026

Brexit triggered widespread financial volatility across European markets, revealing how deeply interconnected the continent’s financial systems had become, according to new research from the University…

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Learning Before Leading: The Danger of Premature Strategy Statements from New CEOs

29 January 2026

When a new chief executive takes charge of a company, uncertainty quickly spreads through the financial markets. Among the most attentive observers are financial analysts,…

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What History Reveals About the Dollar and Expanding Deficits

21 January 2026

It is widely recognised that the United States has been living beyond its means. Over the past quarter-century, national debt as a share of gross…

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How climate change is transforming business and finance: emerging risks, investment strategies, and digital markets

3 January 2026

Climate change has moved beyond the realm of environmental policy to become a central force shaping global business strategy, financial decision-making, and economic governance. Firms…

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Higher-Order Network Analysis Reveals Collective Risk Resonance Across Chinese Stock Sectors

28 December 2025

Systemic financial risk continues to pose a serious challenge for modern economies, as shown by repeated crises such as the global financial collapse of 2008,…

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