London Business School Ranks 3 In FT European Business Schools Ranking

Financial Times recently released the Business School Rankings 2024. Insead topped the rankings and London Business School was positioned at number 3.

Study in UK: In its most recent ranking of European business schools, the Financial Times (FT) has positioned London Business School at rank 3.

"This latest ranking cements the School’s impressive record of holding a top three position every year since the ranking began in 2004," says the official statement of the London Business School.

Commenting on the latest rankings, Graham Hastie, Associate Dean of Degree Education at LBS said, “We are delighted to retain our top three ranking. We pride ourselves on offering a world-class business education to students across our entire programme portfolio and I am thrilled that our degree programme alumni and Executive Education participants and clients are bearing witness to this. More than 55,000 LBS alumni bring their business acumen and expertise to organisations across the globe, and we are proud of the benefits that our students and participants bring to the world of business and beyond.”

FT European Business Schools Ranking Based On Various Criteria

“The FT’s European Business School Rankings draw upon a range of criteria, with LBS’ overall ranking drawn from the scores and rank awarded by the FT for the School’s MBA, Executive MBA, Masters in Management and Executive Education programmes. Each individual programme ranking is informed by alumni, participant and client feedback on their LBS experience,” reads the LBS statement.

LBS Alumni Founded Businesses Lists In Sifted Ranking Of 250

Sifted 250 rankings provide a list of 250 Europe's startups with the highest revenue growth in the past three financial years. London Business School alumni founded three companies got listed in the Sifted 250 rankings. These companies include Wayflyer, XYZ Reality and Cult Mia.

Cult Mia is founded by Nina Briance (LBS MBA 2019). “Cult Mia has expanded considerably, with the company’s community growing to above 100,000 members by the end of 2023 and achieving seven-digit turnover figures. In October Cult Mia secured more than €4.6m in seed funding for expansion in high growth markets,” says the LBS statement.

Wayflyer’s co-founder is Entrepreneur Aidan Corbett (LBS MBA 2013). “We developed a proprietary technology platform that analyses marketing performance on a daily basis and underwrites up to $20m in funding in as fast as 24 hours,” says Aiden.

Cult Mia and XYZ Reality benefitted from the Institute of Entrepreneurship and Private Capital (IEPC) Incubator programme.

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