This discussion is less than useless. High Net Worth Individuals do not pay high average tax rates. Never have. Never will. it's just one of the benefits of being rich. axios.com/jamie-dimon-su…

Not to repeat myself but the idea that modern states can tax the 1% is ludicrous. They never have. They never will. bloomberg.com/opinion/articl… via bopinion

Should political risk be priced in Australian stocks? Honours student Ragheel Iyer presenting his work at the industry mentoring evening UTS Finance Department UTS Business School UTS

Office with a view: Today, we recognised the UTS Business School’s Honours in Finance student successes and to brainstorm on further improvements for 2020! linkedin.com/feed/update/ur…

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My article on How Twitter affects the stock market. bit.ly/17XBbau

Robert Shiller: "We surely need some people in trading and speculation. But how do we know whether we have too many?" bit.ly/19nnhxh

My new article on bribes in countries far far away bit.ly/1bhfMed

Nobel prize for economics to Fama, Hansen and Shiller. If I was Ken French I'd be really pissed...

My new article on the conversation on the benefits of venture capital: theconversation.com/free-to-fail-w…

Back from Madrid! Wonderful seminar at Universidad Carlos III. Top quality faculty. Lots of good feedback!

Bargaining Chip critical.withknown.com/2014/bargainin…

Bargaining Chip critical.withknown.com/2014/bargainin…

My new article on banks (lack of) competitive advantage and technological innovation. theconversation.com/banks-are-trai…

I've been interviewed on the business model and future of Robo-advisers. Enjoy the podcast! theconversation.com/business-brief… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand

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Still sitting in the dark when it comes to understanding #cryptocurrencies? Turn the lights on by taking this free #UTSOpen cryptocurrency short course designed by Adrian Lee Adrian Lee from UTS Business School : open.uts.edu.au/cryptocurrenci…

Do political borders affect consumers’ access to credit? "Yes" says Dr. Pat Akey (U. of Toronto) using U.S. census data. Find out more at this week’s UTS Finance Department seminar, 23 May 12-1pm UTS Business School Lvl 8, Room2. UTS Research