News overview

Rotterdam lacks innovative growth sectors and vision, researchers warn. Collaboration with Delft could boost economic prospects if action is taken soon.

Demi- Ann Arriola will attend an intensive three-week undergraduate summer course in Corporate Finance at London School of Economics.

Are citizens losing their trust in political institutions? Under the guidance of Dana Sisak, panel members offered insights on this topic.

The promotion recognises his outstanding contributions to research, teaching, and leadership within the academic community.

Dutch investors are turning away from US stocks over political uncertainty, shifting focus to Europe, says Mary Pieterse-Bloem.

Rotterdam’s economy grows modestly but faces structural issues. Innovation, cooperation with Delft, and inclusive policies are key to future resilience.

Mary Pieterse-Bloem discussed EU plans to simplify securitisation rules and emphasized the need for stricter regulation of crypto ETFs and stablecoins.

On NPO Radio 1 programme Geld of je Leven, Erasmus professors Van Geest and Bovenberg show how Gen Z blends money, justice, and meaning beyond pure profit.

Researchers Amar Soebhag and Guido Baltussen of Erasmus School of Economics have won the second prize in the 2025 Quantpedia Awards competition.

We would like to invite you to the presentation of the Economic Outlook Rotterdam 2025 on Tuesday 24 June from 1:00 PM to 3:30 PM.