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Getting senior leadership to adopt data

New regulatory requirements are driving the need for robust data strategies, but the biggest challenge is getting senior leadership to buy in, according to QSuper.

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Early communication key to member retention

Research from industry fund HESTA has found members are four times more likely to stay with the fund if they receive automated onboarding communications within a year of joining.

Georgie-obst , International-business , International-business-review , Hesta , Eorgie-obst ,

Felzensztein appointed Reh Family Endowed Chair at Clarkson University

Felzensztein appointed Reh Family Endowed Chair at Clarkson University
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Norway , Australia , United-states , New-zealand , Paris , France-general- , France , United-kingdom , Israel , Chile , Canada , Brussels

Call for proposals: Chinese Technology Ventures in the Digital Era

Preliminary Proposal deadline: March 31st, 2022

Moscow , Moskva , Russia , United-kingdom , China , Vienna , Wien , Austria , Linlin , 92 , Cambridge , Cambridgeshire

WTCA at 50+: Beacon for events and trade burns ever brightly

WTCA at 50+: Beacon for events and trade burns ever brightly
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Kuala-lumpur , Malaysia , Moscow , Moskva , Russia , Gibraltar , Istanbul , Turkey , Ghana , China , Paraguay , Canada

WTCA at 50+: a global beacon shining strong

CMW explores how a global brand for trade, events and investment built a 50-year-old internationally respected network and is charting a fresh course for the next half century
One of the most prestigious venue and trade brands in the world is the World Trade Center (WTC). Located in more than 90 countries, they serve local business communities and act as international platforms and a global ecosystem for trade and networking.
The World Trade Centers Association (WTCA), founded in 1969, has grown to embrace 320 members and unites these venues and their 15,000 professional staff and licenses the association brand.
Having celebrated over 50 years of history, the WTCA gathered in April for its 2021 General Assembly (GA), digitally this time around, and charted a new course for further development.

Turkey , Melaka , Malaysia , Kuala-lumpur , Gibraltar , Istanbul , Ghana , Winnipeg , Manitoba , Canada , China , Paraguay

What three economists taught us about currency arrangements

Richard Cooper, Robert Mundell, and John Williamson made important contributions on a variety of topics in international economics throughout their careers, particularly in terms of how we think about currency arrangements. This column reviews the work of all three, tracing their ideas and drawing lessons for policymakers today.

New-york , United-states , Australia , Japan , University-of-chicago , Illinois , United-kingdom , Washington , China , Luxembourg , Boston , Massachusetts

Companies with women on boards perform better, study finds

Companies with women on boards perform better, study finds
Maya Oppenheim
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Having more women on company boards leads to organisations performing better, a new study has found.
The report, conducted by researchers at NEOMA Business School in the French city of Reims, discovered having more women in these senior roles leads to less excessive risk-taking and greater efficiency.
Researchers found women on boards also leads to less earnings management - which refers to wielding accounting techniques to produce financial statements which deliver an overly successful view of a firm’s position.
But the report found this is far truer for nations where there are higher levels of gender equality like Scandinavia, whereas in countries with greater gender inequality such as Japan, India, and China, female directors appear to have less effect on how a company performs.

Germany , Japan , India , United-kingdom , Reims , Champagne-ardenne , France , China , Walthamstow , Waltham-forest , French , Hong-zhao