Archives du séminaire Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 26/06/2024 de 16:00:00 à 17:30:00
R2.20
COULOUMIES Quentin Belot () Piercing the holding veil to enter family capital. inancialization dynamics and structures pf Peugeot capital accumulation, 1965-2019
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 19/06/2024 de 16:00:00 à 17:30:00
R2-21
DEMILLY DAVID () An illusory feeling of stability: bank instability and monetary regime in France in the 1920s
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 22/05/2024 de 16:00:00 à 17:30:00
R2.20
FABRE Antoine () La fabrique managériale de l’Anthropocène, Le rôle du prix de revient des plantations d’hévéa dans la déforestation en Indochine au début du XXe siècle
Labardin P., Loizeau J., Boyer C.
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 15/05/2024 de 16:00:00 à 17:30:00
R2.20
The widespread U.S. bank failures between 1921 and 1929 are conventionally attributed to asset-side losses resulting from banks' exposure to bad agricultural debts. Exploiting a new annual database on farm real estate transfers at the county-level, we provide evidence for a complementary funding channel to bank exits during the 1920s. We find that deposit withdrawals from banks are highly correlated with bank suspensions, even after directly controlling for the asset-side impact of farm distress. Building on a simple theoretical framework, we empirically link deposit withdrawals to the agricultural income shock following 1920, farmers' expectations about future returns, and their decision to strategically default on mortgages.
RIEDER Kilian () Income Shocks, Strategic Default and Financial Stability: Evidence from the 1920s
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 03/04/2024 de 16:00:00 à 17:30:00
R2.20
Ce travail présente trois résultats. Il permet tout d’abord de mettre en lumière les tensions générées par la «?division du travail étatique?» (Bezes et Le Lidec 2016) dans les années 1970-1980 entre les agences dites «?indépendantes?» et les administrations historiques. Le gouvernement, soucieux de mener à bien ses divers objectifs, s’écartèle entre une autorité d’une nouvelle forme et un Trésor conservateur qui se trouve peu à peu dépossédé de ses missions. Dans un second temps, il permet de comprendre certains des mécanismes par lesquels le Trésor parvient à maintenir — par les rapports de force qu’il impose — sa position sur l’échiquier politique, incarné par son pouvoir hiérarchique. Pour
AUBERT Pablo , STOJANOVIC Iouri () La Commission des opérations de Bourse?: à la recherche d’une indépendance pragmatique
Aubert Pablo, Iouri Stojanovic
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 27/03/2024 de 16:00:00 à 17:30:00
R2.20
This project studies colonial private capital in the rubber sector in French Indochina during the interwar. We extend the discussion about the "profitability of Empires" in two directions: to French concessionary firms, and by focusing on the distribution of profits, and incipient success, rather than levels. Using complete plantation-level data on firms' life-cycles, returns, board members and labor composition, we test the hypothesis of an "imperialist moment" in French economic/business history, exploring two main drivers of success - the type of capital invested and the reliance on forced labor - interacting with state support during the Great Depression
GARCIA Sébastian (PSE) The pearl of the Empire? Private capital and the "mise en valeur" of rubber in colonial French Indochina.
Simon Bittmann and Sebastián García Cornejo
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 20/03/2024 de 16:00:00 à 17:30:00
R2.20
MASTIN Jean-Luc () Les mutations du système de contrôle bancaire français dans les années 1980 (1976-1993)
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 13/03/2024 de 16:00:00 à 17:30:00
R2.02 (salle Rebérioux )
BONHOURE Emilie () A Long-Term Perspective on Ownership: the Case of Saint-Gobain
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 07/02/2024 de 16:00:00 à 17:30:00
R2.20
FABRE Antoine () Labardin P., Loizeau J., Fabre A., Boyer C. (2022), La fabrique managériale de l’Anthropocène, Le rôle du prix de revient des plantations d’hévéa dans la déforestation en Indochine au début du XXe siècle, Conférence « Anthropocene et management, Repe; () ;
La séance est annulée
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 24/01/2024 de 16:00:00 à 17:30:00
R1.10
We identify all 196 Dutch exchange-listed corporations that halted their operations and ceased to
exist between 1903 and 1996. We then explain these terminations using unique hand-collected
accounting and governance data and novel regression techniques that allow us to conduct long-run
comparative analysis. Dutch bankruptcy laws remained remarkably stable during this period. The
main termination method used was shareholder-induced voluntary liquidation until WWII, and
creditor-instigated bankruptcy thereafter. We argue this shift was a consequence of a change in the
societal purpose of the corporation: the results of our binomial regression analysis is consistent with
the idea that a stakeholder-focused paradigm replaced the liberal shareholder-centric paradigm
among the Netherlands’ business elites in the decades following WWII. Our results demonstrate how
a change in corporate purpose has profound consequences, even when legal institutions remain
unchanged.
ABE DE Jong () Why are corporations terminated?
Christopher L. Colvin,Philip T. Fliers,Florian Madertoner
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 13/12/2023 de 16:00:00 à 17:30:00
R2.01
F.SIMIAND ATELIER () Les empires français dans leurs dimensions économiques (18e-20e siècle)
Texte intégral
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 22/11/2023 de 16:00:00 à 17:30:00
R2.20
LIEBALD Marius () Insights on Current Socio-Economic Issues using Events from the German Empire and the Weimar Republic: Political Radicalization, Free Money, and Relationship Banking
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 11/10/2023 de 16:00:00 à 17:00:00
R1-16
BITTMANN Simon () Financing Exploitation. Colonial Capitalism and the Indochina Rubber (1916-1939)
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 14/06/2023 de 16:00:00 à 17:00:00
R1-14
Cette thèse de doctorat vise à connaître et analyser l'influence française dans les mines de houille des Asturies (Nord de l’Espagne) sous trois angles différents. En premier lieu, une étude d'histoire économique sur le capital français et les entreprises qui vont dans les bassins miniers asturiens pour développer leur activité. De 1838 à 1941, 70 entreprises françaises ont travaillé dans le secteur, couvrant 71% des investissements étrangers dans la région.
Dans un deuxième temps, la gestion du travail et du capital humain est examinée sous un angle technique et social. L'objectif est de connaître, d'une part, le nombre et les particularités des techniciens et ingénieurs français venus travailler dans les Asturies, tandis que, d'autre part, les industriels, actionnaires et entrepreneurs français qui observent ce secteur avec espoir économique.
Enfin, et totalement lié aux deux parties précédents, se trouve la recherche sur les techniques et les matériaux exportés de France vers les Asturies, le plus souvent par ces entreprises ou des ingénieurs français.
González Palomares David () La France et les charbonnages des Asturies, (1838-1941), Capital, gestion et transfert de technologie
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 07/06/2023 de 16:00:00 à 17:00:00
R1-14
Secessions occur only if a viable outside option exists. We illustrate how the definition
of this breakaway state depends endogenously on the decisions of individual regions to
secede and the responses of other regions to those actions. We then show how subsovereign
bond data can be used to indirectly capture relevant dimensions of dynamic
secessions. Using the canonical case of the secession of southern U.S. states in the 1860s
and novel, hand-collected weekly state bond data from the NYSE, we first show that
financial markets priced “secession risk” after the election of President Lincoln in the fall
of 1860 – when Southern states’ yields diverged and long before war broke out between
the Confederacy and the Union. Second, yields on the bonds of seceding states decreased
as the number of states seceding increased, suggesting economies of scale when
seceding. Third, evidence of within-state heterogeneity in preferences increased a state’s
secession risk, given such differences made joining the breakaway state more challenging
and could even generate within-state secession.
MITCHENER Kris (Leavey School of Business) Dynamic Secessions: Evidence from the U.S. Civil War
Jean Lacroix; Kris James Mitchener; Kim Oosterlinck
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 24/05/2023 de 16:00:00 à 17:00:00
R1-14
By the early 1960s, the commodity problem of international development became a well-known and eagerly debated issue. Countries of the Global South depended on exports of a limited range of primary commodities to earn foreign exchange revenues. These commodities often suffered from sluggish global demand growth and highly volatile prices. Exchange earnings of developing countries with export portfolios heavily concentrated in only a few of such commodities thus rose slowly and were highly unstable, which created pressures on the countries’ balance of payments. Counting in the often limited foreign exchange reserves, a commodity price fluctuation posed a significant challenge (and sometimes an outright disaster) for the financial position and investment plans of Global South countries.
The issue was not a new one. It was repeatedly debated at meetings of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) and United Nations Conference for Trade and Development (UNCTAD). This paper tells the story of two large-scale studies prepared in the 1960s on the commodity prices stabilization, both of them having substantial consequences on global attempts to mitigate the issue. The first study was prepared by the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund with the aim of examining the extent of the commodity issue, analyzing the behavior and structural changes of specific commodity markets, and discussing possible mechanisms for stabilizing international commodity prices, such as individual commodity agreements, export and import quotas, buffer stocks, or even political organization of the whole commodity trade. The second study was prepared by the World Bank, the Food and Agriculture Organization, and the International Coffee Organization (ICO) to specifically look into coffee – the second most internationally traded commodity after petroleum.
Relying on previously untapped archival documents, this paper explores the evolving understanding of commodity markets and of different mechanisms for stabilizing commodity prices at the World Bank in the 1960s. It reconstructs debates among international organizations on regulating the global economy and demonstrates the relationship between economic research conducted by international organizations and its connection to global policy making processes
Hošman Mirek Tobiáš (Leavey School of Business) The Most Important Research Project”: The World Bank and the Problem of Stabilizing International Commodity Prices in the 1960s
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 12/04/2023 de 16:00:00 à 17:30:00
R1-14 Campus Jourdan
Bertilorenzi Marco (Université de Padoue) French mining capitalism abroad. The international mobility of French civil mining engineers, 1880-1980".
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 29/03/2023 de 16:00:00 à 17:30:00
R1-14 Campus Jourdan
Rutherford Janette (Université de Padoue) The forgotten activists: UK and USA shareholder committees of investigation, 1890-1940
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 22/02/2023 de 16:00:00 à 17:30:00
Salle R1.14, Campus Jourdan
Van Menxcel (University of Oxford) The Cross-Section of Corporate Bond Returns: Evidence from an Elusive Past
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 01/02/2023 de 16:00:00 à 17:30:00
Via ZOOM
Martin Jamie () The Meddlers: Sovereignty, Empire, and the Birth of Global Economic Governance – Harvard University Press .14 juin 2022
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 25/01/2023 de 16:00:00 à 17:30:00
Salle R1.14, Campus Jourdan
Viallet - Thevenin Scott () Le réseau des grandes entreprises coloniales françaises de 1885 à 1939
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 30/11/2022 de 16:00:00 à 17:30:00
Salle R1.13, Campus Jourdan
VELDE François () Debt restructuring in Britain in the early 18th c., winners and losers
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 19/10/2022 de 16:00:00 à 17:30:00
Salle R1.13 Campus Jourdan
Robertson Charlotte () Integral Outside: The Marseille Coulisse, the Electric Telegraph, and the Politics of Pricing in Second Empire France
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 12/10/2022 de 16:00:00 à 17:30:00
Salle R1.14, Campus Jourdan
Cadorel Jean-Laurent () The french historical yield curve since 1870
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 28/09/2022 de 16:00:00 à 17:30:00
Salle R1.14, Campus Jourdan
HANNAH Leslie () Large quoted manufacturing employers circa 1880: why the UK and France led the US in the scale and scope of enterprise and the divorce of ownership from control
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 08/06/2022 de 16:00:00 à 17:30:00
Salle R1.14, Campus Jourdan
This chapter challenges a widespread view that the European Union of the 2010s stuck to, and
later reluctantly abandoned, a neoliberal “Frankfurt consensus” of price stability and fiscal
restraint pushed by the European Central Bank. As I argue, the ECB did political work to
establish what I call a new normal, ultimately squeezing crisis-time unconventional actions into
its policy repertoire. The ECB is at the origin of EU fiscal retrenchment, but then it lost control
of its creature. Increasingly, ECB leaders questioned and even resisted the Frankenstein-like
politics of austerity. They alienated doctrinaire fiscal conservatives early on, including those on
the ECB Governing Council. In adopting unconventional policies of unprecedented monetary
expansion, and later in tacitly supporting greater fiscal accommodation, the ECB evolved into a
rather agile central bank. This decade-long evolution helps to understand why, in response to the
pandemic, the ECB quickly stepped up its asset purchases and became an advocate for an
ambitious fiscal expansion at the EU level. Far from utilizing the ECB’s independence to singlemindedly
pursue neoliberal policies, ECB leaders pushed back against rigid conservative
attitudes among central banks, eurozone governments, and segments of the public.
Jabko Nicolas () The ECB’s new normal and the changing politics of money after 2007 - La nouvelle normalité de la Banque Centrale Européenne
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 18/05/2022 de 16:00:00 à 17:30:00
Salle R1.14, Campus Jourdan
CONDORELLI Stefano () Price momentum and analysis of sentiment through news (using Natural Language Processing): a new approach to compare booms and crashes in asset markets across centuries (18th-21st century)
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 20/04/2022 de 16:00:00 à 17:30:00
Salle R1.14, Campus Jourdan
Lyons Ronan () US housing prices over the long-run
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 30/03/2022 de 16:00:00 à 17:30:00
Salle R1.14, Campus Jourdan
Effosse Sabine () The banking emancipation of married women in 20th Century France
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 23/03/2022 de 14:30:00 à 16:00:00
Salle R2.21, Campus Jourdan
Hošman Mirek Tobiáš () No Longer a Bank: The Economists’ Takeover at the World Bank
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 16/03/2022 de 16:00:00 à 17:30:00
Salle R1.14, Campus Jourdan
MAJERUS Benoît () Holdings financières au Luxembourg
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 09/03/2022 de 16:00:00 à 17:30:00
Salle R1.14, Campus Jourdan
PITTELOUP Sabine () Avoir foi en la libre entreprise: Nestlé, ses actionnaires religieux et la politisation de l'Eglise (1970-1990)
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 16/02/2022 de 14:00:00 à 15:30:00
On line
The feudal lords of the Edo Period (1603-1867) were required by law to rotate back and forth between Edo and their home territories every two years, and their families were required to live in Edo permanently. The lords collected taxes mainly in the form of rice and other agricultural commodities and sold substantial portions of those commodities to acquire cash to fund their households and activities in Edo and travels between Edo and home. Merchants in domain territories and Osaka were engaged in trade and finance for and with the domains as well as of their own.
Following the opening of the treaty ports in 1859 and Meiji Restoration in 1868, Japan instituted a series of drastic reforms. Among other entities, national banks structured as joint stock companies according to the US model played a key role in the modernization of the country by providing the society with liquidity and integrating the national financial markets. Empirical evidence suggests that commoners who engaged in commercial activities in the late Edo to the early Meiji Period played a key role in Japan’s modernization.
SHIZUME Masato () Financial development in Japan during the pre-modern period (17-19C)
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 01/12/2021 de 16:00:00 à 17:30:00
Séminaire annulé
De Vicq Amaury (PSE) Caught Between Outreach and Sustainability: The Rise and Decline of Dutch Credit Unions
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 17/11/2021 de 16:00:00 à 17:30:00
Salle R2.21, Campus Jourdan
Galbiati Roberto () J'Accuse ! Antisemitism and Financial Markets in the Time of The Dreyfus Affair
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 03/11/2021 de 16:00:00 à 17:30:00
Salle R2-21, Campus Jourdan
MACHIELSEN Bas () Political Rents under a Changing Electoral System
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 06/10/2021 de 16:00:00 à 17:30:00
Salle R1.14, Campus Jourdan
ASTORE Marianna () The industrial intervention of the Bank of Italy (1893-1936). Another Gerschenkronian factor in the Italian economic development?
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 16/06/2021 de 17:00:00 à 18:30:00
Fliers Philip () Was Marshall Right? Managerial Failure and Corporate Ownership in Edwardian Britain
with Michael Aldous et John Turner.
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 02/06/2021 de 17:00:00 à 18:30:00
FABRE Antoine (Univ. Paris Dauphine - PSL) La production et l’usage du prix de revient des entreprises coloniales françaises : Le cas du caoutchouc en A.E.F (1899-1945)
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 19/05/2021 de 17:00:00 à 18:30:00
RIVA Angelo (European Business School and PSE) Banks, networks and crisis before WWI
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 05/05/2021 de 17:00:00 à 18:30:00
De Vicq Amaury (European Business School and PSE) Great Depression and flight-to-safety in the Netherlands
Rubens Peeters
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 24/03/2021 de 16:00:00 à 17:30:00
Philippe Aurélie (European Business School and PSE) Le Comité des Houillères et ses réseaux de pouvoir : la mise en place de stratégies d'influence au service des compagnies minières (1887-1939)
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 10/03/2021 de 17:00:00 à 18:30:00
Steinfeld Frederic (European Business School and PSE) De-Coding the Image of the Firm: How Balance Manipulation Changes the Perspective on Historical Company Performance
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 17/02/2021 de 17:00:00 à 18:30:00
via Zoom
BONHOURE Emilie (European Business School and PSE) An Original Solution to Agency Issues among Pre-WWI Paris-Listed Firms: the Statutory Rule of Profit Allocation
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 10/02/2021 de 17:00:00 à 18:30:00
via Zoom
Peeters Ruben (Utrecht University) Government intervention in Dutch SME financing, 1900-1940
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 27/01/2021 de 17:00:00 à 18:30:00
via Zoom
This paper provides new evidence on the decline of sterling as an international currency, focusing on its role as foreign exchange reserve asset under the Bretton Woods era. Using a unique new dataset on the composition of foreign exchange reserves of central banks, I show that the shift away from the sterling occurred earlier than conventionally supposed for the countries not belonging to the sterling area. The use of sterling has been described as freely chosen, imposed by the Bank of England or negotiated. I argue that the sterling area was a captive market as the Bank of England used capital controls, commercial threats and economic sanctions against sterling area countries to limit the divestments of their sterling assets. This management of the decline of sterling benefited mostly Britain and the City of London but represented a cost for sterling area countries and the international monetary system.
Avaro Maylis (Utrecht University) Zombie International Currency, the pound sterling, 1945-1971Texte intégral
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 16/12/2020 de 10:30:00 à 12:00:00
Via Zoom
Buelens Frans (Utrecht University) The Belgian Railways: financing, investors and performances
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 02/12/2020 de 17:00:00 à 18:30:00
Via Zoom
Cadorel Jean-Laurent (Utrecht University) An international Monetary Explanation of the 1929 Crash of the New York Stock Exchange
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 18/11/2020 de 17:00:00 à 18:30:00
Via Zoom
LABARDIN Pierre (Utrecht University) La Réévalution des bilans des entreprises pendant l'entre-deux-guerres
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 04/11/2020 de 17:00:00 à 18:30:00
Via Zoom
Pastore Thomas (Utrecht University) The Belle-Epoque of Portfolios? How return, risk and diversification correlated with the wealth distribution in Paris in 1912
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 24/06/2020 de 17:00:00 à 19:00:00
Salle R1.10 Campus Jourdan, 48 Bd Jourdan 75014 Paris
Hautcoeur Pierre-Cyrille, pierre-cyrille.hautcoeur@ens.fr (Utrecht University) Histoire Financière
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 27/05/2020 de 17:00:00 à 19:00:00
Salle R1.10 Campus Jourdan, 48 Bd Jourdan 75014 Paris
Collet Stéphanie (Utrecht University) Histoire Financière
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 13/05/2020 de 17:00:00 à 19:00:00
Salle R1.10 Campus Jourdan, 48 Bd Jourdan 75014 Paris
Collet Stéphanie (Goethe-Universitaet Frankfurt am Main) Histoire Financière
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 29/04/2020 de 17:00:00 à 19:00:00
Salle R1.10 Campus Jourdan, 48 Bd Jourdan 75014 Paris
Hautcoeur Pierre-Cyrille, pierre-cyrille.hautcoeur@ens.fr (Goethe-Universitaet Frankfurt am Main) ATELIER DFIH
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 01/04/2020 de 17:00:00 à 19:00:00
Salle R1.10 Campus Jourdan, 48 Bd Jourdan 75014 Paris
LABARDIN Pierre (U. Paris-Dauphine) Séance annulée et reportée
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 18/03/2020 de 17:00:00 à 19:00:00
Salle R1.10 Campus Jourdan, 48 Bd Jourdan 75014 Paris
SATO Hideki (Kanazawa U. ) Séance annulée et reportée
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 04/03/2020 de 17:00:00 à 19:00:00
Salle R1.10 Campus Jourdan, 48 Bd Jourdan 75014 Paris
FLIERS Philip (Queens University of Belfast) Corporate Taxes and Debt under the Nazi Occupation
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 05/02/2020 de 17:00:00 à 19:00:00
Salle R1.10 Campus Jourdan, 48 Bd Jourdan 75014 Paris
Hautcoeur Pierre-Cyrille, pierre-cyrille.hautcoeur@ens.fr (Queens University of Belfast) ATELIER DFIH
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 22/01/2020 de 17:00:00 à 19:00:00
Salle R1.10 Campus Jourdan, 48 Bd Jourdan 75014 Paris
MOLTENI Marco (University of Oxford) Financial deepening gone wrong? Italian banking crises in 1926-36: determinants of distress
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 08/01/2020 de 17:00:00 à 19:00:00
Salle R1.10 Campus Jourdan, 48 Bd Jourdan 75014 Paris
Hautcoeur Pierre-Cyrille, pierre-cyrille.hautcoeur@ens.fr (University of Oxford) ATELIER DFIH
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 18/12/2019 de 17:00:00 à 19:00:00
Salle R1.10 Campus Jourdan, 48 bd Jourdan 75014 Paris
Hautcoeur Pierre-Cyrille, pierre-cyrille.hautcoeur@ens.fr (University of Oxford) ATELIER DFIH
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 11/12/2019 de 17:00:00 à 19:00:00
Salle R1.10 Campus Jourdan, 48 bd Jourdan 75014 Paris
FOURIE Johan (Stellenbosch University) Firm survival during war: evidence from limited liability records and the Anglo-Boer War
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 27/11/2019 de 17:00:00 à 19:00:00
Salle R1.10 Campus Jourdan, 48 bd Jourdan 75014 Paris
ARTOLA BLANCO Miguel (Universidad Carlos III, Madrid) Household asset returns and portfolio composition: Spain, 1900-2017
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 20/11/2019 de 17:00:00 à 19:00:00
Salle R1.10 Campus Jourdan, 48 bd Jourdan 75014 Paris
BONHOURE Emilie (PSE) ATELIER DFIH : Emilie Bonhoure sur les règles de distribution des profits
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 30/10/2019 de 17:00:00 à 19:00:00
Salle R1.10 Campus Jourdan, 48 bd Jourdan 75014 Paris
Hautcoeur Pierre-Cyrille, pierre-cyrille.hautcoeur@ens.fr (PSE) Histoire Financière
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 16/10/2019 de 17:00:00 à 19:00:00
Salle R1.10 Campus Jourdan 48 Bd Jourdan 75014 Paris
GRANDI Elisa (PSE) ATELIER DFIH : Elisa Grandi sur les réseaux
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 02/10/2019 de 17:00:00 à 19:00:00
Salle R1.10 Campus Jourdan, 48 bd Jourdan 75014 Paris
VERDICKT Gertjan (Anvers) Go Active or Stay Passive: Investment Trusts, Financial Innovation and Diversification in an Emerging Market”
with Jan Annaert
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 18/09/2019 de 17:00:00 à 19:00:00
Salle R1.10 Campus Jourdan, 48 Bd Jourdan 75014 Paris
Hautcoeur Pierre-Cyrille, pierre-cyrille.hautcoeur@ens.fr (Anvers) ATELIER DFIH : Pierre-Cyrille Hautcoeur sur les dividendes
Histoire des entreprises et de la finance
Le 08/06/2019 de 17:00:00 à 18:15:00
Hautcoeur Pierre-Cyrille, pierre-cyrille.hautcoeur@ens.fr () Nouveau Séminaire