Mon expérience professionnelle en tant que contrôleuse de gestion chez Carfuel Dans cet articleMedine ACAR (ESSEC Business School, Programme Bachelor in business administration (BBA) – 2020-2024) partage son experience professionnelle en tant que contrôleuse de gestion chez Carfuel. Présentation de l’entreprise Carfuel, une filiale du groupe Carrefour, est un acteur notable dans le secteur pétrolier … Read more
My experience as a Real Estate Analyst at Eaglestone In this article, Arthur EVERARD (ESSEC Business School, Master in Finance Program – Master in Finance, 2023-2024) shares his professional experience as a Real Estate Analyst at Eaglestone, a Belgian real estate developer operating in Europe. About the company Eaglestone is a real estate developer based … Read more
Free Cash Flow: A Critical Metric in Finance In this article, Lou PERRONE (ESSEC Business School, Global BBA, 2019-2023) explains the concept of Free Cash Flow and its importance in financial analysis. What is Free Cash Flow? Free Cash Flow (FCF) is a critical financial metric used to determine the amount of cash generated by … Read more
My experience as a Self-employed Business Owner In this article, Magnus NIELSEN (ESSEC Business School, European Management Track, 2023-2024) shares his professional experience as an entrepreneur and Business Owner. About the company Pilot Education ApS is a Danish aviation consultancy company that I founded in 2019. The company originated as a vision to establish a … Read more
My experience as a student assistant at KMD In this article, Magnus NIELSEN (ESSEC Business School, European Management Track, 2023-2024) shares his professional experience as a student assistant at KMD. A company located in Denmark, mainly focusing on software solutions for the public sector in Denmark. About the company KMD A/S, is a Danish IT … Read more
In this article, Shengyu ZHENG (ESSEC Business School, Grande Ecole Program – Master in Management, 2020-2024) presents copula, a statistical tool that is commonly used to model dependency of random variables. Linear correlation In the world stacked with various risks, a simplistic look of individual risks does not suffice, since the interactions between risks could … Read more
In this article, Snehasish CHINARA (ESSEC Business School, Grande Ecole Program – Master in Management, 2022-2024) explains Bitcoin which is considered as the mother of all cryptocurrencies. Historical context and background The genesis of Bitcoin can be traced back to the aftermath of the Financial Crisis of 2008, when a growing desire emerged for a … Read more
My Experience as an External Junior Consultant with Eurogroup Consulting In this article, Snehasish CHINARA (ESSEC Business School, Grande Ecole Program – Master in Management, 2022-2024) shares his experience as an External Junior Consultant with Eurogroup Consulting, which is a consulting company specialized in organization and operations (supply chain). About Eurogroup Consulting Eurogroup Consulting, founded … Read more
In this article, Nithisha CHALLA (ESSEC Business School, Grande Ecole Program – Master in Management, 2021-2023) presents the KOSPI 50 index representing the South Korean equity market and details its characteristics. The KOSPI 50 index A well-known stock market index in South Korea, the KOSPI 50 index serves as a crucial benchmark for the South … Read more
In this article, Nithisha CHALLA (ESSEC Business School, Grande Ecole Program – Master in Management, 2021-2023) presents the BEL 20 index representing the Belgian equity market and details its characteristics. The BEL 20 index The top 20 companies listed on Euronext Brussels, Belgium’s main stock exchange, make up the BEL 20 index, a stock market … Read more
The Collapse of Silicon Valley Bank (2023) In this article, Mirabelle DING (Telfer School of Management, Bachelor in Finance, 2015-2019) analyzes the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB). On March 10th 2023, Silicon Valley Bank, the primary financial institution for the US technology sector, was shut down by California and Federal regulators due to illiquidity … Read more
The Wilshire 5000 index In this article, Nithisha CHALLA (ESSEC Business School, Grande Ecole Program – Master in Management, 2021-2023) presents the Wilshire 5000 index and details its characteristics. The Wilshire 5000 index The Wilshire 5000 index was launched in 1974 by Wilshire Associates, an investment management company based in California. It monitors the performance … Read more
In this article, Pranay KUMAR (ESSEC Business School, Master in Strategy & Management of International Business (SMIB), 2022-2023) comments on a quote about the time value of money. Quote “Remember that time is money.” – Benjamin Franklin Analysis of the quote Time value of money is the concept that the value of money changes over … Read more
Dans cet article, Shengyu ZHENG (ESSEC Business School, Grande Ecole – Master in Management, 2020-2023) présente la directive Solvabilité II pour les compagnies d’assurance. Vue globale Solvabilité II (surnom de la Directive 2009/138/CE du Parlement européen et du Conseil du 25 novembre 2009) est une réglementation européenne qui s’applique aux compagnies d’assurance. Elle a pour … Read more
My Internship Experience at Kearney In this article, Jianen HUANG (ESSEC Business School, Master in Strategy & Management of International Business (SMIB), 2021-2023) shares his professional experience as a consulting intern at Kearney. Kearney Kearney is a global management consulting firm that specializes in helping clients achieve their strategic goals and solve complex business challenges. … Read more
Financial indexes In this article, Nithisha CHALLA (ESSEC Business School, Grande Ecole Program – Master in Management, 2021-2023) explains financial indexes, their construction and their use in the finance. Definition What is an index? An index can be defined as a measure of a quantity. An index is a measure of quantity that can be … Read more
My experience as an intern in the Corporate Finance department at Maison Chanel In this article, Martin VAN DER BORGHT (ESSEC Business School, Master in Finance, 2022-2024) shares his professional experience as a Corporate Finance intern at Maison Chanel. About the company Chanel is a French company producing haute couture, as well as ready-to-wear, accessories, … Read more
In this article, Youssef LOURAOUI (Bayes Business School, MSc. Energy, Trade & Finance, 2021-2022) discusses the notion of hedge fund diversification by analyzing the paper “Hedge fund diversification: how much is enough?” by Lhabitant and Learned (2002). This article is organized as follows: we describe the primary characteristics of the research paper. Then, we highlight … Read more
In this article, Youssef LOURAOUI (Bayes Business School, MSc. Energy, Trade & Finance, 2021-2022) presents the dedicated short bias strategy. The strategy holds a net short position, which implies more shorts (selling) than long (buying) positions. The objective of the dedicated bias strategy is to profit from shorting overvalued equities. This article is structured as … Read more
Fixed-income arbitrage strategy In this article, Youssef LOURAOUI (Bayes Business School, MSc. Energy, Trade & Finance, 2021-2022) presents the fixed-income arbitrage strategy which is a well-known strategy used by hedge funds. The objective of the fixed-income arbitrage strategy is to benefit from trends or disequilibrium in the prices of fixed-income securities using systematic and discretionary … Read more
