Dr Paul Mazzola has had an illustrious career spanning the worlds of academia and the corporate and investment banking industry. He has been involved in large and complex international financing transactions and worked as a senior executive in one of the largest global investment management institutions. He has applied this experience and knowledge to his research covering financial markets, mergers and acquisitions and regulatory reform.
Social media is a problem for economists. They don’t know how to value it. It has long been argued that it ought to be in the national accounts as part…
Why are musicians so keen to get played on the radio? It can’t be because of the money. In Australia they are paid at rates so low they come close…
Pushing up interest rates isn’t something the Reserve Bank does lightly. But what’s worrying the Reserve Bank – and why it increased interest rates for a record seventh consecutive month…
