HYPE
@HYPErc_OU
Followers
253
Following
118
Media
17
Statuses
270
The History and Political Economy of Business and Finance is a research cluster based at the OU Business School.
Joined May 2020
RT @The_EHES: The paper investigates portfolio allocation of🇬🇧investment trusts 1914-1928, based on a unique dataset of 40,875 portfolio ho….
0
2
0
RT @The_EHES: EREH paper from @DPSotiropoulos @JRutterford @DrDaToRi @OUBSchool @OU_FBL @HYPErc_OU: . Fund management in the interwar perio….
0
2
0
RT @The_EHES: and read the blog: @DPSotiropoulos @JRutterford @DrDaToRi @OUBSchool @OU_FBL @HYPErc_OU. #assetmanag….
0
2
0
RT @debtjustice: You can’t tackle the #climatecrisis without solving the #debt crisis🤔. Our powerful new video which explains why👇🏿. @debtg….
0
166
0
RT @EcHistSocReview: Some of the best articles by Prof Nick Crafts in the Economic History Review:."Victorian Britain Did Fail" (1979).http….
0
20
0
The @The_EHES published a blog piece to introduce the article "Fund management in the interwar period" co-authored by HYPE members. The study adds to the growing literature on the history of fund management by both institutional and individual investors.
0
1
2
Prof. @JRutterford reviewed "Are We Rich Yet? The Rise of Mass Investment Culture in Contemporary Britain" by @amy_edwards__ ."This book is an excellent addition to the history of stock market investment in the UK during the past 50 or so years.".
0
1
1
RT @debtjustice: Our Together Against Debt Manifesto will make sure politicians cannot ignore the household debt crisis hitting our communi….
0
33
0
RT @DPSotiropoulos: Excellent question by FT Alphaville. This is also a question for USS (one of the main shareholders of Thames Water) and….
0
5
0
RT @per_ase: 📢Call for theses: Francesca Carnevali Prize 2023🏆.ASE is happy to announce the 2023 edition of the Francesca Carnevali Prize,….
0
28
0
RT @GloCoBank: Enerelt Enkhbold (@ADB_HQ) on the role of payment systems in Mongolia’s financial inclusion and economic integration #GloCoB….
0
2
0
RT @DPSotiropoulos: However hard one tries to make a positive case about Greece, the data on the same article do not help the case. https:/….
0
2
0
RT @HYPErc_OU: 📣New HYPE members' publication ."Individual investors and social ownership structures in the UK before the 1930s: Joint Hold….
0
5
0
Our findings reveal that joint holdings were quite common and that about one in five UK investors were involved in a joint investment. Men were more likely to be joint holders than women for reasons related to institutions of social ownership such as trusts and executorships.
1
0
0
Drawing upon a unique and large dataset of 35Â 848 investors between 1870 and 1935, this study analyses joint holdings which have been a neglected aspect of investor behaviour.
1
0
0
After the introduction of limited liability, a growing number of individuals in Britain from a widening social spectrum, including the less affluent, began to own stocks and shares.
1
0
0
đź“ŁNew HYPE members' publication ."Individual investors and social ownership structures in the UK before the 1930s: Joint Holdings and trustee investment" .by @JRutterford @Carry_vLieshout and @DPSotiropoulos in the Economic History Review. @EcHistSocReview @EcHistSoc @OUBSchool.
1
5
2