The Emerging Market Institute’s Annual Conference will be held this year on November 5th, 2021, focused around Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) issues in emerging economies. The 2021 conference will feature the launch of the sixth Emerging Market Multinationals Reports, panel discussions around ESG issues, the annual case competition, and a pitch competition. Register here for the conference!
The Emerging Market Multinationals Report (EMR) 2020 has been authored by Lourdes Casanova, Senior Lecturer, EMI Academic Director, and Anne Miroux, EMI Visiting Fellow. The report looks back at the past decade and reviews some of the corporate characteristics of emerging market multinationals and how they evolved over time. Click here to view this year’s report!
The EMI has launched a new quarterly report series! The EMI will be publishing reports at the end of each fiscal quarter to highlight worldwide trends in market capitalization, initial public offerings (IPOs) and M&A data. View our first report on Q1 2021 here!
Emerging Markets Institute Webinar Series, organized by EMI in collaboration with the Cornell China Center and eCornell, features a discussion of the challenges of greening China’s manufacturing and overall economy, and the opportunities and challenges that lie for China and the world in mitigating climate change. The event was held on May 20th. Thank you to our speakers Crystal Geng, Henry Li, Gary Xiao, Yan Chen, Ying Hua, David Wu, and Lourdes Casanova. Check out the recording here!
The research seminar series focuses on engaging students and faculty in discourse over the role of emerging markets. The last installment was held on May 7th at 12 pm EDT, featuring TJ Wong, the Joseph A. DeBell Professor of Business Administration and Professor of Accounting at USC Marshall Business School. Watch the full seminar here!
EMI is proud to announce that its newly released book “Innovation from Emerging Markets: From Copycats to Leaders” is now available to buy from Cambridge University Press and Amazon in hardback and ebook format. This book aims to examine innovation and the leadership of noteworthy EMs countries and EMNCs. Thanks to the Emerging Multinationals Network, the joint efforts of various institutions around the world, comprised in this book.
The past year has been eventful for EMI: despite the pandemic, EMI has engaged in numerous webinars, hosted its annual conference, published its 5th annual report, and so much more! Join EMI in reflecting back on the past year’s events and achievements by reading the 2019-2020 Year in Review! To take a look, click here.
Authored by Lourdes Casanova and Anne Miroux, The Era of Chinese Multinationals captures the forces driving the disruptive growth of Chinese multinational corporations. The book presents data and case studies to depict the relevant issues with the goal of providing insights to global executives on collaborating and competing with Chinese companies. More information about the book is available here! Watch our YouTube discussion here.
EMI research intern Juan Pablo Borda Kuhlmann analyzes China’s ESG potential, diving deep into its environmental, social, and governance policies.
Brazil and Mexico have different relationships with China with regards to its Belt and Road Initiative and other geopolitical factors.
EMI research assistant John Ninia discusses how ESG and corporate culture can have a positive impact on a company’s long-term performance.
Research takes a first-of-its-kind look at the fundamental risks associated in investing in emerging foreign markets
Last chance to register for the EMI Conference! It will take place at Cornell Tech on Nov. 5, and features a distinguished panel of experts on EMs, along with the annual pitch and case competitions. Discounted tickets available for students. Register at https://t.co/hDV7qJH6E5 pic.twitter.com/u1hOLJeN8a
— Lourdes Casanova (@lourdescasanova) October 24, 2021
Thanks @ForeignAffairsL for the invitation to speak @amei_mx_oficial with @actis_esteban and @criseguiz and @bacaria_jordi about Latin America's dilemmas. How to take advantage of the rise of commodity prices to push for an inclusive and sustainable growth? #cornellMBA https://t.co/9dvBqLFUoX
— Lourdes Casanova (@lourdescasanova) October 21, 2021
Our 2nd panel at the 2021 EMI annual conference, "Impact Investing in Emerging Markets," is about investing with the purpose of generating a positive societal benefit in countries classified as an emerging market.
— Lourdes Casanova (@lourdescasanova) October 13, 2021
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