Call For Papers and Abstracts
\nHeld in Basel, Sw itzerland (official co nference website)
\nThe recent global financial crisis has exposed a weakness in credit analysis in the financial system. This conference is i ntended to expand the knowledge of credit analysis through discussion of bot h existing and new methods and models of credit analysis, credit risk manage ment and related topics such as relationship lending. The conference will in clude experts from both academia and industry talking on the subject.
\n< p class="heading">Topics\nWhile a portion of the conference will be d edicated for keynote speeches, research papers on credit analysis are being invited for presentation and discussion. Research Papers and abstracts are s olicited on the following topics:\n
\nFormat
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\ nRegistration
\nThe registration fee of CHF 350 permits atte ndance and discussion at all workshops and events for the Thursday-Saturday conference (January 3-5, 2013).
\nHow to submit a pape r
\nSubmissions of both completed papers and extended abstracts are we lcome. Accepted papers will be presented in half hour time slots, with a dis cussant allocated to each paper and time for discussion with the audience.\n
The papers presented at the 2011 conference in Rochester, Michigan, w ere of such high quality that both a special issue of the Journal of Credit Risk was devoted to it (published in March 2012) and a book summarizing the most important information discussed at the conference was published by Camb ridge Scholars Publishing.
\nThe papers selected for presentation at t he 2013 conference are invited for submission to Kredit und Kapital, a Germa n peer-reviewed journal that publishes both English and German papers in the context.
\nDeadline
\nPapers or abstracts must
be submitted by by December 31, 2012.
\nSubmit on
line now >
Program Co-Chairs
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\nSpeakers & Sponsors
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\nCall For Papers and Abstracts
\nHeld in Basel, Sw itzerland (official co nference website)
\nThe recent global financial crisis has exposed a weakness in credit analysis in the financial system. This conference is i ntended to expand the knowledge of credit analysis through discussion of bot h existing and new methods and models of credit analysis, credit risk manage ment and related topics such as relationship lending. The conference will in clude experts from both academia and industry talking on the subject.
\n< p class="heading">Topics\nWhile a portion of the conference will be d edicated for keynote speeches, research papers on credit analysis are being invited for presentation and discussion. Research Papers and abstracts are s olicited on the following topics:\n
\nFormat
\n\n
\ nRegistration
\nThe registration fee of CHF 350 permits atte ndance and discussion at all workshops and events for the Thursday-Saturday conference (January 3-5, 2013).
\nHow to submit a pape r
\nSubmissions of both completed papers and extended abstracts are we lcome. Accepted papers will be presented in half hour time slots, with a dis cussant allocated to each paper and time for discussion with the audience.\n
The papers presented at the 2011 conference in Rochester, Michigan, w ere of such high quality that both a special issue of the Journal of Credit Risk was devoted to it (published in March 2012) and a book summarizing the most important information discussed at the conference was published by Camb ridge Scholars Publishing.
\nThe papers selected for presentation at t he 2013 conference are invited for submission to Kredit und Kapital, a Germa n peer-reviewed journal that publishes both English and German papers in the context.
\nDeadline
\nPapers or abstracts must
be submitted by by December 31, 2012.
\nSubmit on
line now >
Program Co-Chairs
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\nSpeakers & Sponsors
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