On November 27, Silvia Gómez Ansón, director of the Research Group on Finance and Corporate Governance, participated in the event “Economic Violence: The pending issue in eradicating gender-based violence”, organized by the Nantik Lum Foundation.
From November 18 to 22, 2024, Ignacio Tascón Amo, a predoctoral researcher from the Corporate Governance and Finance Research Group, participated in the INGENIUM Sustainable Development and Corporate Responsibility School held at the University of Crete. As part of this event, on November 20, Ignacio presented the study titled “Case Study: Grifols-Gotham City Research”, co-authored with María Sacristán Navarro and Silvia Gómez Ansón.
In collaboration with the Scientific and Innovation Culture Unit (UCC+I) of the University of Oviedo, we had the pleasure of being part of the XXIV Science and Innovation Week, delivering the talk “My finances: How to take care of them?” as part of our FinEduca360 initiative.
On 31st, October, Ignacio Tascón Amo presented at the 7th International Family Business Research Forum, held in Paphos, Cyprus, the article entitled “Analysing the impact: How sustainability drives efficiency in family firms”, co-authored by Alan John Wall and Silvia Gómez Ansón.
In collaboration with the Scientific Culture and Innovation Unit (UCC+I) of the University of Oviedo, we are participating in the 24th Science and Innovation Week by giving the talk “My finances: How to take care of them?”, under our FinEduca360 initiative.
The Finance and Corporate Governance Research Group is organising the University Extension Class “FINEDUCA360: Personal Finance and Financial Health”. This activity will be held at the Sobrescobio Library between 29 October and 25 November 2024, and will consist of 5 sessions of 1.5 hours duration. The registration period is open until 26 October 2024.
The study carried out by our research group in collaboration with Funcas shows that economic crises drive the adoption of financial education strategies.
The research, which is carried out in two phases, studies the institutional determinants, both formal and cultural, that lead to the adoption of national financial education strategies and educational regulations, as well as their impact on young people’s financial skills.
Institutional factors, such as long-term orientation, and economic environment factors, such as entrepreneurial freedom or GDP per capita, help explain the adoption of national financial education strategies.
Initial results indicate that the political spectrum of governments does not influence the implementation of national financial education strategies.
On October 2, will take place in the Aula Magna of the University of Oviedo the presentation event of the “Study on Economic Violence and Financial Health: Legal Perspective”, which we have developed the Nantik Lum Foundation and the University of Oviedo.
Silvia Gómez Ansón, principal researcher of the Finance and Corporate Governance Research Group, participates in the course “Diversity, equity and inclusion: Legal and economic perspectives”… Read More »PUMUO 2024-2025 course: “Diversity, equity and inclusion: Legal and economic perspectives”
The Finance and Corporate Governance Research Group offers the course on financial education “The financial 50+: Personal finance and financial health at maturity” in PUMUO 2024-2025. The course will be held at the Gijón center during the first semester, and at the Mieres center during the second semester.