Nordic Finance and the Good Society
NEWS: NFU Renews Sponsorship for New Phase of Nordic Finance and the Good Society
The Nordic Finance at the Good Society research project has been granted renewed funding from the Nordic Financial Unions!
“NFU’s continued sponsorship of this project highlights our commitment to supporting research and analysing key trends in the financial sector. We believe this research has the potential to profoundly shape policy discussions around the Nordic financial sector’s contribution to a sustainable future,” said NFUs General Secretary, Carin Hallerström
THE PROJECT
Nordic Finance and the Good Society is a research project commenced in 2014, conducted by Center for Corporate Governance together with key stakeholders. The project proposes a fresh and new look at the Nordic financial sector with a view on finding a way towards growth and value creation. The project focuses on business strategies and governance but will also address policy and regulation issues.
Through several research articles and concluding reports, the project aims to find new Nordic strategic profiles for the financial sectors, which can be a road to growth.
The research project is divided in different phases, so far NFGS I, NFGS II and NFGS III, which is the newest phase that commenced in November 2023.
Click through the different phases to see the key objectives and research areas among other things.
Access to leading research within the Nordic financial sector
The project takes an open and multi-disciplinary approach, and the goal of the project is to provide professionals and the general public access to leading research within the Danish and Nordic financial sector. Ultimately, Nordic finance needs to establish a new competitive platform or risk marginalization in the EU.
The aim of the project
Nordic Finance and the Good Society aims to contribute to future strategy and business policy discussions in the Danish and the Nordic context. The wish is to provide new knowledge on corporate governance and financial strategy, which can contribute in creating opportunities of developing new courses, containing both fields.