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New research by Professor Robin Lumsdaine examines how central clearing shapes market structure and financial stability. 

Former Erasmus School of Economics PhD candidate Max Welz has won the Psychometric Society Dissertation Prize.

Studium Generale presents a timely and thought-provoking evening: “A New Economic Order”, featuring Nobel Prize winning economist Paul Krugman on 19 May.

A study by Casper de Vries finds that fluctuation in estimated tail behaviour may instead be driven by hidden influences such as common market factors.

Emeritus Professor Peter Wakker (Erasmus School of Economics) is the winner of the Van der Aa Lifetime Achievement Award 2026.

Half of all French employees are considering a career change, and those planning one often relate this to work related mental health, Anne Boring finds.

PhD candidate Luuk van Maasakkers will defend his dissertation “Deep Learning Approaches for Customer Analytics” on Thursday 23 April 2026.

Meet Associate Professor Yao Chen. She explains why she chose economics, talks about her hobbies and gives advice to students.

The hall of Theil building houses the Phillips Machine, also called the Moniac. What is this and why do we have it at Erasmus School of Economics?

For years, the mantra for the Dutch housing market has been: build, build, build. Matthijs Korevaar gets interviewed on this in light of the previous elections.