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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Housing Market Inflated by Pandemic Loan Fraud

17 June 2026

For many Americans hoping to buy a home, the past several years have been exceptionally difficult. Between the end of 2019 and the end of…

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Mobile Money Helps the Poor, but Confidence Matters

16 June 2026

Mobile money is helping millions of people without traditional bank accounts participate more fully in the economy. Still, a new study suggests that trust, fairness…

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Digital Finance Platforms Offer New Opportunities for Small Businesses

25 May 2026

A new study suggests that simple digital finance tools, including mobile money services, may help small businesses strengthen their long-term competitiveness rather than simply improving…

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When transparency goes too far, markets suffer

5 March 2026

Transparency has become a fashionable mantra in modern finance. Opening up the inner workings of markets is widely assumed to improve decision-making, protect investors, and…

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A Growing Banking Sector Means Higher Borrower Costs

17 February 2026

When banks become crowded within a lending market, the familiar logic of supply and demand begins to unravel. In most markets, an increase in suppliers…

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Mounting Systemic Threats in US Leveraged Loan Market Could Spark Next Financial Crisis, Study Warns

26 June 2025

A recent study by the University of Bath uncovered troubling distortions in the U.S. leveraged loan market, raising concerns that a new financial crisis could…

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Dodging the Red Zone: How Automated Bank Alerts Help Prevent Expensive Overdrafts

23 May 2025

Automatic bank alerts have emerged as a remarkably effective tool in reducing the financial strain overdraft charges impose on consumers. According to new research conducted…

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ChatGPT’s Shortcomings Indicate It’s Not Ready to Supplant Finance Experts

22 December 2024

Large language models such as ChatGPT have demonstrated proficiency in selecting multiple-choice answers on financial licensing exams, yet they encounter difficulties when tasked with more…

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The Impact of Self-Donations on Fundraising Success — Creators Who Invest in Their Own Campaigns See Improved Outcomes

6 November 2024

Researchers from the City University of New York and the University of Texas at Austin have recently contributed to the Journal of Marketing with a…

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How Certain Regions Assist Citizens in Evading Expensive Debt During Difficult Periods

23 August 2024

A recent national study offers compelling evidence that generous unemployment insurance benefits during the COVID-19 pandemic significantly reduced reliance on high-cost credit. Conducted by Rachel…

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A Suggested Reporting Mechanism to Mitigate Bank Runs

14 June 2024

The recent collapses of Silicon Valley Bank and two other financial institutions, following panic-induced runs on deposits, have ignited a longstanding discourse in bank regulation:…

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