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• The head of Haas School of Business talks about his radical plans
• The popularity of sharia-based investment strategies is growing beyond the borders of the Muslim world - -
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Shift eastward as demand rises once again
Sarah Murray says schools are benefiting from the resurgence of the banking sector around the world
Financial Times Masters in Finance listing 2010
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View the Masters in Finance listing 2010 - North America and Asia -Pacific (PDF)
California dreamin’
Linda Anderson talks to the head of Haas School of Business about his radical plans
Case study: LSBF
Although the London School of Business and Finance is very much the new kid on the block, it has a broad portfolio of programmes, writes Linda Anderson
Banking: Sector locks the stable door after the horse has bolted
Jane Wild finds decisive action has been taken
Islamic finance: Investment strategy about more than faith
Emmanuelle Smith explores the growing popularity of the sharia-based approach
Case study: Chinese University of Hong Kong
In response to keen competition, the university is going to resort to what it does best – collaboration, writes Justine Lau
Listing analysis: To specialise or not to specialise
Number of programmes on offer are becoming more varied, writes Charlotte Clarke
Analysis: Alternative to a PhD as a way in for quants
Michael Jacobs looks at the master in financial engineering qualification
Investment management: Qualifications are becoming more important
Regulatory requirements and compliance needs are significant forces driving training, writes Sophia Grene
