The Faculty of Economic Sciences is the largest faculty at HSE University and the very foundation from which the university's history began in 1992. Today, it is the premier educational and research division at HSE. The faculty combines the organisational and financial capacity of key educational and research centres, the intellectual capital and expertise of top-tier academic teams, and the unique, long-standing partnerships it has cultivated with leading global universities and market-leading employers both in Russia and abroad.
A group of researchers has proposed assessing the ESG transformation of businesses through the partner turnover ratio in raw material and distribution supply chains. The researchers note that the path towards sustainability requires a deep and often costly restructuring of partner networks. This and other papers were presented at the Third International Annual Conference ‘ESG Corporate Dynamics: the Challenges for Emerging Capital Markets.’
On December 12–13, 2025, the School of Finance of the HSE Faculty of Economic Sciences will host the Third International Annual Conference ‘ESG Corporate Dynamics: the Challenges for Emerging Capital Markets.’ Representatives of leading Russian and international universities will discuss the issues involved in companies’ transition to sustainable development principles and in managing new types of risk.
From November 14 to 16, 2025, the online school 'Quaternions, Geometric Algebras, and Applications' was held, attended by researchers from Russia, China, Japan, the USA, Peru, and India.
Researchers and practitioners from Russia, Italy, Greece, Kazakhstan, Vietnam, India, and Pakistan, as well as representatives of the Bank of Russia, MGIMO, the Lebedev Physical Institute (FIAN), Moscow Exchange, St. Petersburg State University, and other institutions, discussed shareholder interconnectedness and bank risk, financial stress under sanctions, the transformation of international settlements, the vulnerability of algorithmic stablecoins, the role of macroprudential policy, and the use of artificial intelligence to analyze systemic risks.
The Faculty of Economic Sciences is pleased to welcome back James Tremewan, Associate Professor in the Department of Theoretical Economics, hired by the faculty under HSE University international recruitment procedure.
