The Risk Management and Insurance major at the Tippie College of Business is now the third largest in the country, according to a survey from Business Insurance magazine for 2025.

Fraud is often hidden in plain sight, according to Tippie Professor Erik Lie.

Professor Erik Lie talks financial forensics.

Wildfires cause billions of dollars in property damage to American communities every year, and a new study from the Tippie College of Business finds many cities are paying the price when they issue bonds.

A number of Tippie College of Business faculty were recognized in a recent study published by Stanford University as among the top 100,000 most impactful scientific researchers in their fields.

Erik Lie’s new book probably won’t win him many friends in the corporate world. “Catching Cheats: Everyday Forensics to Unmask Business Fraud,” exposes how corporate executives, accountants, stock traders, bankers, and other shady characters accumulate wealth through fraud, deception, and general illegal behavior.

Tippie researcher Erik Lie helped expose one of the biggest corporate scandals in history 20 years ago, and says corporate fraud continues to be a significant and evolving threat.

Research by professor Erik Lie suggests some corporate leaders are timing market-moving announcements around their scheduled stock options.

Era-defining issues from the worlds of healthcare, tech, higher ed, real estate, and college sports.

Hear from NY Giants Linebacker Coach Charlie Bullen (BBA08), Assistant Professor Maris Jensen, and Collins Aerospace's Aaron Nibaur (BBA21) about who's inspiring them and more.