The Geneva Finance Research Institute at the GSEM recognized as a world leader in finance

The GSEM Geneva Finance Research Institute is ranked second in European Institutes and 28th in the world for research published in top-tier publications over the last decade.

The Geneva Finance Research Institute at the Geneva School of Economics and Management has been recognized as one of the most research-productive finance departments over the past decade, according to a recently published article based on a new ranking system from the Olin Business School at Washington University in St. Louis.

The University is ranked 28th in the Top Finance Research Producers (2010-2020) and is the second European institution after the London Business School (ranked 14th).

Other European universities in the top 50 ranking for the past decade include The London School of Economics (35th), The University of Oxford (37th), Tilburg University (38th), HEC Paris (39th), INSEAD (42nd), and the University of Lausanne (48th).

This paper showcases a global ranking of business school finance departments over the past 20 years, and over the last decade. The evaluation considers 141 Finance departments around the world based on the publications of their Finance faculty in 21 journals: six top Finance journals (by 2021 impact factor), ten Economics journals, three Accounting journals, and two general interest journals.

> Click here to read the article, Which have been the most research-productive finance departments in the past twenty years?, By Yakshup Chopra, Rodrigo Moser, and Anjan V. Thakor.
> Click here to visit the Olin Business School CFAR Ranking of financial research
> Click here to view the GSEM faculty’s publications in top-tier journals.