Brandeis International Business School
The Institute, founded in 2002, is named for co-founders Dr. Barbara C. Rosenberg '54 and Mr. Richard M. Rosenberg.
Dr. Barbara Rosenberg '54
Barbara Cohen Rosenberg is a 1954 graduate of Brandeis University, earned an MA from Harvard University and a PhD from the University of San Francisco. Barbara served as a long-time trustee at Brandeis and has held leadership roles in many other organizations.
Richard Rosenberg
Richard Rosenberg is a former Chairman and CEO of Bank of America, also holding senior positions with Seattle-First National Bank and Wells Fargo Bank. He received his BS from Suffolk University and his MBA and JD from Golden Gate University. Richard serves on several boards and is a retired commander in the United States Naval Reserve.
Richard “Dick” Rosenberg, the former leader of Bank of America and a generous Brandeis University friend and benefactor, passed away on March 3, 2023. He was 92.
Debarshi Nandy is the Barbara and Richard M. Rosenberg Professor of Global Finance at the International Business School. His research interests are in the fields of innovation and entrepreneurial finance, corporate and household finance, and financial intermediation. He holds a Ph.D. in Finance from Boston College and serves as a visiting research fellow at the Boston Research Data Center of the Center for Economic Studies of the U.S. Census Bureau and the National Bureau of Economic Research.
Daniel Bergstresser is an Associate Professor at Brandeis International Business School. He specializes in municipal finance and on the impact of taxation, regulation, and market structure on financial markets. His research has been widely cited in both the academic and business press. He holds a Ph.D. in Economics from MIT, and has previously worked for Barclays Global Investors as well as the Federal Reserve Board in Washington D.C.
Global Growth Event
Catherine L. Mann and David P. Kelly joined in a conversation about the current global economy.
Municipal Finance Conference
The annual event brings academics, practitioners, issuers and regulators together to compare research and discuss emerging trends in their field.
FinTech Week
2019 Boston FinTech Week, featured a variety of panels that discuss the endless possibilities in the evolving tech industry.
The Institute addresses the policy implications of economic globalization, sponsoring informal exchanges among scholars and practitioners, conducting research and policy analyses, and participating in the school's teaching programs.
A major goal of the Institute is to bridge the gap between academic research and the insights of business and policy leaders.