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The FT’s 2022 ranking of the world’s best masters in finance programmes
Financial scandals have led to a demand for ethics to be prioritised in accountancy courses
Financial capitals keep their appeal for study despite students staying closer to home
Environmental topics are moving from fringe to mainstream
French business schools have dominated the top five places for this ranking in recent years
Past crises offer lessons on navigating chaotic times, a professor’s research shows
Business schools are racing to keep up with demand from neobanks and other technology-driven market disrupters
How the rankings were compiled
Employers are setting up ‘academies’ to develop a talent pool
Business schools are facing more competition in financial training
The UK capital’s universities supply skilled graduates for the financial services industry but Brexit has changed the market
Divestment is not the only way — assertive owners such as pension funds can make a real difference
ACCA and other training organisations shift offerings to meet demand
HEC Paris takes top position with other grandes écoles retaining high positions in annual assessment of courses
Making sense of the FT tables
Gender imbalance persists despite liberal spending by employers on diversity drives
Judges praised strong content and innovative pedagogy for Financial Times / Impact and Sustainable Finance Faculty Consortium prizes
Competition for places hots up as applicants aim to ride out the pandemic at business school
Charities and the private sector are stepping in to help vulnerable people manage their money
Outstanding career progress and salary uplift give the French school the edge
There are plenty of female finance graduates, but few make it to senior positions
Diversity and richer ways of working beat big cheques and job-hopping
We get back just 2% of what we pay into the government levy. More flexibility is vital
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