CONFERENCES
McGill Global Asset Management Conference:
The conference brings together leading academics and members
of the investment banking industry to focus on new issues in
global capital markets. The following, not all-inclusive, areas
are considered:
• Impact
of globalization on contagion, risk, and asset allocation
• Integrated global risk management and sectoral allocation
• Determinants of asset valuation patterns around the world
• Ascendance of emerging markets and cross-border capital
flows
• Financial crisis and the role of liquidity in global asset
valuation
• Effects of corporate governance and shareholder rights on
international investments
• International mutual fund and hedge fund performance evaluation
• Investor behavior and global asset pricing
Note that papers that are not international in their nature but address novel theoretical, methodological, or empirical issues in asset management are also equally considered.
A blind copy
of each submitted paper is reviewed and ranked independently
by two program committee members. Less than ten papers receiving the
highest marks are accepted for presentation. The recent acceptance
rate is below 10%. The majority of papers presented at
the conference is later published in the top finance journals.
The conference is biennial, and it takes place at McGill’s Faculty of Management
on the first Thursday and Friday of June.
Program of the 5th GAMC, June 2-3, 2011
Past Conferences:
Program of the 4th GAMC,
June 4-5, 2009
Program of the 3rd GAMC,
June 7-8, 2007
Program of the 2nd GAMC,
June 2-3, 2005
Program of the 1st GAMC,
June 5-6, 2003
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