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24 February 2021 - Retirement is one of the key long-term financial compacts we make as a society. It requires coordination among three major groups of stakeholders – governments, businesses, and individual savers – and a dedication to a true long-horizon perspective, saving for a future that is often decades away.
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Podcast
22 February 2021 - Nitin Nohria joins the podcast to discuss why the HBS approach is becoming the norm in the form of stakeholder capitalism (18:00) and greater awareness of ESG issues. We also explore the lasting impact of the work of Adam Smith on the heels of the announcement of the new Panmure House Prize.
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Press Release
22 February 2021 - Applications are now open for the Panmure House Prize, named in honour of the former home of the eighteenth century Scottish economist, Adam Smith Heriot-Watt University announces internationally-renowned panellists to judge submissions, including James Anderson, partner...
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The Panmure House Prize is an annual award of $75,000 for the best research proposal into long-term investing and its impact on innovation. The opportunity is open to academics in economics and finance whose entries are shortlisted and judged by the Panmure House Prize Panel. The inaugural call for papers will open in February 2021, with the first prize awarded in Summer 2021.
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