The faculty in this group focus on how financial markets and intermediaries affects investment decisions and the allocation of resources in the economy. Topics of interest for faculty members include corporate finance, financial intermediation, banking regulation, and fintech.

The faculty in this group share a common interest in the social psychology of individuals, teams, social networks, and processes within organizations. Topics of interest include creativity, innovation, leadership, negotiations, personality, decision-making, cooperation and competition. Our methods for data collection and analysis are diverse, including survey research, interviews, social psychology experiments, inductive qualitative research, multi-method field studies, and network analyses. Despite this diversity, there is a common focus on understanding individual and team outcomes within organizations.

This group’s faculty share an interest in understanding what makes firms successful and what leads to the formation of new businesses. Topics of interest include digitization, big data analytics, machine learning, information environment, platform ecosystems, new organizational forms, learning, innovation, competition, interorganizational relationships, corporate strategy, entrepreneurial strategy, entrepreneurship for development, and social innovation.

Our research methods are diverse and include regression analysis, field experiments, archival data analysis, surveys, ethnography, formal modeling, simulation, and network analysis. Despite this diversity, there is a common focus on how firms can grow and innovate.

The faculty in this group share a common interest in understanding how companies actually do things for value creation and value capture in complex business environments. Topics of interest include R&D management, innovation and new product development, service systems, supply chain economics, healthcare operations, marketing strategy and pricing. Our faculty employ a diverse set of quantitative and analytical methodologies including—but not limited to—managerial economics, big-data analytics, decision theory, game theory, applied econometrics, queuing models, and optimisation.

The researchers in the group investigate how firms generate value by understanding consumer and seller behaviour. Topics of interest include marketing analytics, branding, retailing, advertising, pricing, product development, marketing channels, business marketing, marketing strategy, and e-commerce. The researchers in this group use diverse quantitative methodologies that include big data analytics, regression analysis, choice models, field experiments, and Bayesian econometrics.