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Welcome to NBS Knowledge Lab

The NBS Knowledge Lab by Nanyang Business School is a thought leadership platform where we share management insights and the latest business thinking. Showcasing expert opinions from our faculty, industry partners, and experts from around the world, our NBS Knowledge Lab keeps you up to date with the latest market trends, research topics, and business insights.

What If?

"What If" is a new video series from NBS exploring the intersection of business and technology in the age of AI. Featuring leading NBS faculty, each episode tackles a compelling question about how AI is reshaping finance, digital markets, corporate governance and beyond, equipping business leaders with the insights to navigate an increasingly AI-driven world.

 

What if AI replaces human investors? | Prof Byoung-hyoun Hwang

Published on 29 Jul 2026
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What if we let AI reshape our economy? | Prof Will Cong

Published on 29 Jun 2026

Research Highlights

Startups Can Negotiate Better Deals When Venture Capitalists Open More Doors

Published on 19 Jun 2026

The AI Rulebook Is Being Written; And Nobody Has All the Answers Yet

Published on 16 Jun 2026

Why creative quality needs a rethink in the age of GenAI

Published on 15 Jun 2026

Paying Inventors More Doesn't Always Lead to Better Ideas

Published on 13 Jun 2026

Why Digital Firms May Struggle to Go Global

Published on 11 Jun 2026

The End of Social Media? Why Brands Must Now Compete in the Age of “Interest Media”

Published on 06 Mar 2026

When Crisis Hits: How Employees’ Emotions and Workplace Climate Shape Opportunity Development

Published on 02 Mar 2026

The Science of Pricing: How Smarter Algorithms Can Help Firms Price Multiple Products

Published on 18 Feb 2026

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Events & Webinars

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NBS Knowledge Lab Webinar: Cultural Intelligence and the Future of Work: Building Inclusive Teams Across Borders

Managing Expectations in the Race to Decarbonise

NBS Knowledge Lab Webinar: Building Trust in Artificial Intelligence (AI): Human, Cultural, and Governance Perspectives

Can transparency and public pressure help mitigate environmental externalities and climate change?

NBS Research Blog

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KUMARAN RAJARAM (LMO)

Navigating Promises and Challenges of Generative Artificial Intelligence in SMEs

From automating content creation to improving customer service and operations, GenAI is revolutionising the way SMEs operate. Despite its promises, GenAI presents various challenges arising from the algorithms behind it or how SMEs adopt such technology.
Market manipulation illustrated with a hand in the background and stock charts in the foreground with May 2024 text on bottom left
SIMBA, XIN CHANG (BF)

P-hacking in Empirical Accounting Research

The pressure to publish significant findings has led to a troubling trend in the academic world: the manipulation of data to achieve lower p-values and meet journal expectations. This publication bias not only distorts the scientific record but also undermines the integrity of research.
Businessman holding the word _Banking_ with network connection icons on a virtual dark screen background with April 2024 text on bottom left
SIDDHARTH NATARAJAN (SIE)

FinTech and banks as complements in microentrepreneurship

As traditional banks are often inaccessible and expensive, FinTech helps lower transaction costs and offers the poor easier access to formal financial services. The study explores how FinTech can encourage savings for small businesses, especially when it is complemented by banks.
Aerial view of Singapore business district
Centre for Sustainable Finance Innovation (CSFI)

Singapore's Chance to Spearhead Decarbonising the Region

Southeast Asia, including Singapore, is particularly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change. Rising sea levels and disruptions to food and water resources threaten the region's economies and communities. It’s now urgent for tougher-to-decarbonise industries to find new ways to accelerate projects that reduce carbon emissions.

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