We offer novel insights into borrowing, leveraged trading and price dynamics of real asset-backed tokens on the blockchain, resulting from the interaction between on-chain lending platforms and tokenized asset markets. We document the credit channel in Decentralized Finance (DeFi) as a potential source of short-term price fluctuations in tokenized real asset markets. The post Credit cycles in tokenised real estate asset markets appeared first on Cambridge Judge Business School.| Cambridge Judge Business School
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2025 TechnikRadar’s findings offer a strategic lens for aligning technological development with societal values.| Cambridge Judge Business School
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With 75% of hospitality food waste avoidable, a low-cost behavioural nudge using table cards significantly reduced restaurant diner leftovers.| Cambridge Judge Business School
Reid Hoffman, Co-Founder of LinkedIn and a prominent investor in artificial intelligence companies, discusses new book at Cambridge event.| Cambridge Judge Business School
The movement of people due to climate-related changes is examined in a report by BCG and the Cambridge Centre for Social Innovation.| Cambridge Judge Business School
Discover our research on optimizing decentralized public finance, aimed at improving public goods allocation across regions to boost overall welfare and efficiency.| Cambridge Judge Business School
