New research applies machine learning to better predict stock market volatility
New research from professor Dr. Liu sheds light on how AI and machine learning can better predict stock market volatility.
New research from professor Dr. Liu sheds light on how AI and machine learning can better predict stock market volatility.
The Lang School of Business and Economics released its annual Research Report for 2021-2022, which highlights the impact of Lang faculty research.
The campaign features stories of alumni from Lang's Bachelor of Commerce program.
New research by Lang finance professor Dr. Nikola Gradojevic explores how COVID-19 impacted the global financial option market and the most effective ways to forecast its price.
Dr. Nikola Gradojevic, a professor in the Department of Economics and Finance, weighs in on Canada’s first green bonds and whether that popularity will last if inflation continues to rise.
Dr. Hong Li looks at how the insurance industry is responding to the climate crisis and how they can work with others when facing disaster.
Lang faculty provide their insight into the impact the hike in interest rates will have on the Canadian economy, real estate and the food supply chain.
Two Lang faculty members have been recognized for their excellence in teaching and learning. Dr. Francis Tapon is the recipient of the Paul MacPherson Teaching Award and Dr. Evelina Rog is the recipient of the Casey Cosgrove Teaching Award.
New Lang economics professor Dr. Hong Li's research explores how the insurance industry can utilize AI and statistics to mitigate risk. In this Q&A article, Dr. Li answers how he plans to use his expertise as a professor and researcher at Lang.
New Lang economics professor Dr. Xiaowen Lei research explores understanding how uncertainty impacts our economy. In this Q&A article, Dr. Lei answers how she plans to use her expertise as a professor and researcher at Lang.