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International finance conference at TCD 8-9 June

  • 31-05-2009 2:26pm
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    blucey
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    2009 INFINITI Conference on International Finance 8-9 June 2009 TCD

    Sunday, 7 June 2009
    1700-1900 Welcome Reception and Early Registration Dining Hall Foyer

    Monday, 8 June 2009
    0800-1800 Registration Desk Open Upper Concourse, Level 2, Arts Building
    0830-0900 Welcome Walton Theatre
    “Re-structuring, reform and re-regulation: what will finance look like in 2012?” Opening Remarks by Dan O’Brien, Senior Europe Editor/Economist, The Economist Intelligence Unit
    0900-1030 Parallel Sessions 1
    1030-1100 Tea & Coffee Upper Concourse
    1100-1200 Plenary Session Walton Theatre
    “Skewness and Systematic Risk" Robert F Engle,2003 Nobel Laureate and Michael Armellino Professor of Finance, Stern School of Business, NYU
    1200-1300 Lunch (delegates’ own arrangements)
    1300-1500 Special Session A Walton Theatre
    “Moral Hazard in International Finance” : Speakers Sam Glucksberg, Emeritus Professor of Psychology, Princeton University; Nimi Wariboko, Katherine B Stuart Professor of Christian Ethics, Andover Newton Theological School (ANTS) ; Scott R Paeth, Religious Studies, DePaul University
    1330-1500 Special Session B Emmet Theatre
    “Asset Management and International Volatility” Speakers Diego Franzin, Head of Global Quantitative Research & Management, Pioneer Investment Management Ltd ; Joe Naughton, Head of Structured Products, Allied Irish Banks plc; Giuseppe Insalaco, Entrepreneur ; Marco Lazzarino, Head of Strategy Management Desk, MPS Asset Management Ireland Ltd

    1500-1515 Tea & Coffee Upper Concourse
    1515-1615 Special Session C Walton Theatre
    “Is there value in Corporate Governance Rankings?” Speakers Raj Aggarwal, Dean, The University of Akron Business School; Sandra Dow, UQAM Université du Québec à Montréal; William Megginson, Rainbolt Chair of Finance, The University of Oklahoma; Roberta Romano, Yale Law School Center for the Study of Corporate Law
    1615-1630 Tea & Coffee Upper Concourse
    1630-1800 Parallel Sessions 2

    Tuesday, 9 June 2009
    0800-1800 Registration Desk Open Upper Concourse
    0830-1000 Parallel Sessions 3
    1000-1015 Tea & Coffee Upper Concourse
    1015-1145 Parallel Sessions 4
    1145-1200 Tea & Coffee Upper Concourse
    1200-1300 Plenary Session Walton Theatre
    “The recent global crisis and how to measure its contagion” Roberto Rigobon, Sloan School of Management, MIT
    1300-1330 Lunch (delegates’ own arrangements)
    1330-1500 Parallel Sessions 5
    1500-1515 Tea & Coffee Upper Concourse
    1515-1615 Special Session D Walton Theatre
    “Financial Stability: Experiences on both sides of the Atlantic” Speakers Frank Brown, Head of Monetary Policy and Financial Stability, Irish Financial Services Regulatory Authority, ; Gerald P Dwyer, Director of Center for Financial Innovation and Stability, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta ; James Lothian, Fordham University ;Maria J Nieto, Senior Advisor, Banco de España
    Gerard Hertig, ETH Zentrum
    Special Session E Emmet Theatre
    “Research & Industry Interface in Sustainable and Ethical Investments” Speakers Constantin Gurdgiev, Trinity College Dublin, Steve Falci, KBC Asset Management ; Nick Robins, HSBC Bank Plc ; Dennis McLeavey, CFA Institute ; John Devitt, Transparency International Ireland
    1615-1630 Tea & Coffee Upper Concourse
    1630-1800 Parallel Sessions 6
    1900 Conference Gala Dinner The Guinness Storehouse, St James’ Gate, Dublin 8


    Note that over 160 papers in all aspects of international finance will be presented at the parallel sessions. Although the conference is a non-profit venture, there are costs associated so fees are charged to cover same. Full details on the conference and booking forms can be found at http://www.tcd.ie/business/news-and-events/events/


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