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FNEGE Medias is an innovative initiative brought to you by FNEGE with the support of Higher Education institutions specialized in Business Administration and Management.

FNEGE Media aims to become the first and leading web site in French offering academic videos and podcasts about research, teaching and pedagogical innovation in Business Administration and Management.

The goal of FNEGE Media is to make easily accessible the knowledge of academics specialized in Business Administration and Management. The contributors are all reputable professors, recognized by the FNEGE as being among the best in their field of expertise.

The media platform promotes pedagogical initiatives and research outputs from French Business institutions.

FNEGE Media offers 7 different types of videos and podcasts:

Research

Pedagogical initiatives

Interviews

Portraits

Management dictionary

Master's thesis in Management

All content on the FNEGE Media website can be downloaded free of charge.

Any researcher in Business Administration and Management can submit a research video or podcast even if their institution has not subscribe to FNEGE Media (in such a case please contact – fourcade@fnege.fr) . Institutions who have subscribed can submit all video and podcast formats as listed above.

FNEGE Media is managed by FNEGE, which is a foundation recognized as an institution of public interest, and a steering committee. This committee is composed of members representing all the founding business schools as well as those who have subscribed to this service. (Get more information about the business schools who subscribed).

The steering committee ensures that objectives are met and that FNEGE Media is always relevant and at the cutting edge of innovation.

The steering committee ensures that objectives and specifications are met and that FNEGE Media is always relevant and at the cutting edge of innovation.

An advisory committee, made up of well-known academic researchers, reviews all the videos and podcasts prior to their publication. This is to ensure that they comply with the video format standards and that they are based on sound scientific research. This committee is chaired by Géraldine Schmidt, Full Professor at Sorbonne Business School.

Business Schools’ subscription to FNEGE Media

Once registered to FNEGE Media, Business Schools are able to submit and publish an unlimited number of videos and podcasts in various formats (once the committee has validated them). The videos and podcasts display the school logo and are widely published on social media.

Annual registration fees: 5000€ (excluding VAT)

Contact Name: Valérie FOURCADE – fourcade@fnege.fr

Latest video

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Are banks vulnerable to unstable governments?

Des gouvernements plus stables devraient contribuer à la préservation (amélioration) de la stabilité financière des systèmes bancaires en rendant les décisions publiques futures plus prévisibles. À cet égard, notre étude explore la relation entre la stabilité politique mesurée par la part de vote des partis gouvernementaux et la stabilité du système bancaire. En utilisant un échantillon de 84 pays au cours de la période 2004-2017, l’approche de panel dynamique confirme que ce pouvoir de vote n’est lié de manière significative au risque de défaut bancaire que dans les systèmes présidentiels. Une augmentation de la part de vote des partis gouvernementaux favorise probablement l’application de l’agenda politique du président en réduisant le degré d’incertitude politique.

STEF Nicolae - Burgundy School of Business |

Latest podcast

The role of multiple large shareholders in the choice of debt source

In this video, Wael Rouatbi presents his article entitled “The role of multiple large shareholders in the choice of debt source”, co-authored with Sabri Boubaker and Walid Saffar, and published in Financial Management in 2017. Using a large sample of French listed companies, this study shows that companies with multiple controlling shareholders tend to resort to bank debt financing.

ROUATBI Wael - MONTPELLIER Business School |

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Corporate and Market Finance