Organizational Excellence has established itself the key to success in management for all types of organizations for many years now. This Conference looks at the role of Excellence both from theoretical and practical points of view. Academics, researchers, managers, administrators, support staff...

Conference Program: Morning session – Cyber risk governance; Afternoon session – How to enhance cyber resilience in practice.

The Arne Ryde Conference on Financial Intermediation is a small and focused conference with topics including but not limited to: - Bank credit and the real economy - Cross border banking - Developments in financial intermediation technology - Systemic Risk

The first conference day will feature keynote presentations and panels with leading scholars and practitioners. The second conference day has a standard academic format with presentations of frontier research papers, discussant comments and general discussion. For the academic part of the...

The conference will bring together leading academics with practitioners and policymakers to discuss recent research on the 21st century challenges of insurance. The first conference day will feature keynote presentations and panels with leading scholars and practitioners. The second conference...

The aim of the conference is to better understand the nature of genetics and how it can influence insurance, its function and its role in covering risks. In particular, it will address, but will not be limited to, the following topics: - Medical aspects of modern genetics (gene therapy, gene...

Topics: - Differences in mortgage institutions - systemic effects of real estate and liquidity spirals - real estate as an asset class - bubbles in the housing market - hedging of real estate risk - commercial vs. residential real estate - contract theory and real estate

Topics: - Dynamic asset allocation - Portfolio choice and liquidity - Asset pricing and liquidity - Time-varying risks and returns - Predictability in asset prices - Portfolio rebalancing and trading

The focus of the symposium is threefold: - present new knowledge on family capitalism in the financial world - discuss issues related to succession problems - analyse the pros and cons of commissioned research and discuss the scientifically-based biography as a genre. Each part of the focus is...

Speakers: Franklin Allen, The Wharton School; James Leisenring, International Accounting Standards Board; and Katherine Schipper, Duke University [gemäß den Informationen des Anbieters - according to site editor's information] The website is no longer available.