News overview

Interest rates on Dutch government bonds are positive again for the first time in 2 years. This means that the government can no longer borrow money for free.

On Wednesday 19 May2021, in total 315 graduated students of Erasmus School of Economics were put in the limelight for obtaining their Bachelor's diploma.

Ruben Cox elaborates on the increase in private investors and the popularity of investing apps that gamify investing. 

In two articles from De Correspondent, Thomas Peeters explains why money is both a blessing and a curse to the football industry.

Mariëtte Hamer, President of the Social and Economic Council of the Netherlands (SER), received the first copy of the biography about Jan Tinbergen.

Professor of Financial Markets at Erasmus School of Economics, Mary Pieterse-Bloem, will start as Head of Investment Office at Rabobank as of 1 June 2021.

In ESB, Thomas Peeters, sports economist at Erasmus School of Economics, writes about the Super League. Where did the plan for the Super League come from?

In a short interview with BNR Nieuwsradio, Casper de Vries talks about the trade agreement between China and Australia that is now up in the air.

A recent study by Matthijs Korevaar, Assistant Professor of Finance at Erasmus School of Economics, found that Amsterdam recovered quickly from the plague.

How can we explain the current trend in the stock market? This question and more are answered by Patrick Verwijmeren in Studio Erasmus.