LSE Executive Education

Curious about the financial side of entrepreneurship? LSE Online’s Entrepreneurial Finance course offers insights into valuation, funding, and exit strategies within a flexible, interactive learning environment. Please find out more below.

🔎Are you looking to master advanced financial analysis and equity valuation techniques in an interactive environment? LSE’s Financial Statement Analysis and Equity Valuation programme, taking place on campus from 24 - 28 February 2025, is designed to equip finance professionals with the skills to interpret financial data and make impactful investment decisions. Key benefits include: - Financial expertise: Detect biases, evaluate sustainable earnings, and navigate regulatory shifts. - Expert-led learning: Insights from Dr Stefano Cascino and Dr Maria Correia, combining research and real-world applications. - Global connections: Collaborate with peers across diverse industries and geographies. Who should attend? - Asset managers and investment bankers. - Accounting and law professionals refining valuation skills. - Corporate leaders focusing on M&A valuations. - Consultants utilising valuation metrics. Applications close Friday 10 February 2025. Secure your spot today and gain the expertise to create measurable impact in your organisation. https://lnkd.in/eNV7df5R

Under President Biden, the United States experienced the fastest economic growth rate in the G7, yet many Americans saw little improvement in their living standards. In this analysis, Dr. Jeevun Sandher examines why Bidenomics did not lead to immediate wage increases and highlights three lessons for the UK: 1) Physical infrastructure investments require time to boost wages and should be complemented by short-term solutions. 2) Human infrastructure investments—such as childcare and healthcare—can deliver quicker wage gains. 3) Geographically dispersed investments are essential to ensure benefits are felt across the country. As the UK shapes its economic strategy, applying insights from Bidenomics could help balance long-term growth with nearer-term improvements in living standards. 📖 Read more: https://lnkd.in/d7ZB_dk9

Ready to lead the fight against climate change? Discover how LSE Executive Education is empowering global leaders with the tools to create real impact. From understanding the global climate crisis to crafting actionable strategies, LSE is at the forefront of innovation and leadership for a sustainable future. Explore the full story and see how LSE is shaping tomorrow’s changemakers! #ExecutiveEducation #Leadership #Sustainability #ClimateChange

⚖️How do you measure organisational culture effectively? Recent scandals at Wells Fargo and Boeing highlight how traditional staff surveys can miss hidden warning signs. In their latest article, Dr. Tom Reader and Professor Alex Gillespie of LSE explore how unstructured textual data—such as employee feedback on Glassdoor or social media—can reveal crucial insights into workplace behaviour and culture. Key takeaways: - Traditional surveys often overlook early signs of trouble - Target pressure can shape behaviour in both positive and negative ways - Leveraging big data and AI can help organisations adapt and foster resilience 📖Read the full article: https://lnkd.in/ezeivW8Y

"This is not your traditional finance course that puts most of the emphasis on valuation models. Here, we are looking at the tools and techniques to correct biases and distortions in financial statements and to read the regulatory landscape more accurately. We want to empower participants to make better investment decisions based on dependable data." – Dr Stefano Cascino, Associate Professor at LSE Department of Accounting The Financial Statement Analysis and Equity Valuation programme runs from 24 - 28 February 2025, bringing together professionals from diverse sectors, organisations, and geographies at the LSE campus in central London, a global finance hub. Spaces are limited for this exceptional opportunity to enhance your skills and insights in financial analysis. 🔗Learn more about the programme and apply today: https://lnkd.in/eNV7df5R

🌍 With climate challenges intensifying, from rising global temperatures to record-breaking wildfires, Liberalism and the Challenge of Climate Change by Christopher Shaw offers a thought-provoking critique of how liberal ideologies shape and often limit meaningful climate action. In his review, Sibo Chen examines Shaw’s insights, highlighting the urgent need for transformative approaches to address the climate crisis. 🔗 Read Dr. Chen’s review and delve deeper into the book: https://lnkd.in/e6NnZNsm For professionals seeking actionable insights, LSE’s Climate Change: Economics and Governance programme, starting 24 February 2025, provides the tools to navigate risks, leverage opportunities, and craft impactful strategies. Delivered by the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change & the Environment, this programme equips leaders with the knowledge and frameworks to drive meaningful change. 🌐 Find out more about the course: https://lnkd.in/dGV8duU

🔍 From Donald Trump’s inauguration as the 47th President to key elections in New Jersey and Virginia, 2025 promises to be a transformative year in US politics. With challenges like the debt ceiling, potential government shutdowns, and pivotal Supreme Court decisions, the political landscape of the United States is likely to have global implications. Chris Gilson explores how Trump’s return to the White House may influence governance, foreign policy, and legislative priorities in his latest article. 📖 Read the full article here to delve into what lies ahead for US politics in 2025. https://lnkd.in/ejVCN2Tr

Moving from 'Multigenerational' to 'Intergenerational' workplaces Generational diversity is transforming the modern workplace. Join us on 22 January 2025 for a webinar hosted by The Inclusion Initiative at LSE, dedicated to fostering ‘intergenerational’ inclusion. With up to five generations working together, achieving meaningful collaboration and inclusion requires intentional strategies. Expert panellists, including Aleesha Bruce, Fintan Canavan FCCA Assoc CIPD, Dr Daniel Jolles, and Emily Abbott, will provide insights and practical approaches to move beyond representation, cultivating workplace cultures where diversity enhances engagement and productivity. 📅 Date: Wednesday, 22 January 2025 ⏰ Time: 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM GMT 🌐 Location: Online 🔗Find more about the webinar: https://lnkd.in/eKMSSGzw

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