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EDHEC Research Day 2012

le 21 juin 2012

For the last 10 years, EDHEC Business School has been working in accordance with its own research strategy, which stresses the need for relevance. EDHEC’s research policy sets out several objectives.

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The research conducted by our professors and researchers must abide by international criteria for academic excellence, but it must also contribute to the quality of our programmes while being relevant to business and, broadly speaking, to the overall economy.

EDHEC Research Day gives us the opportunity to illustrate the outcomes of this policy and to present some of our experiences and some of our recent research to practitioners, business people and journalists.

By way of introduction, Olivier Oger, Dean of EDHEC Business School, will report on the results of this strategy in recent years. A plenary session will then outline the inadvertent consequences of banking and financial regulation.

Three different topics will be covered: (i) An evaluation of the economic effects of a Financial Transaction Tax; (ii) the costs associated with constant changes in regulation (from an asset pricing and allocation perspective); and (iii) a historical view on financial and banking regulation.

This plenary session will close with a round table bringing together professionals, representatives of regulatory bodies and members of EDHEC Faculty.

In the afternoon recent research on similar topics in financial analysis, economics and law will be presented by the researchers involved.

The closing session will provide an economic focus on the public debt crisis.

[More: Download the programme and the presentations]


Type :
Conférence
Contact :
Julien Magnenet
Lieu(x) :
Londres
21 June 2012 - Guoman Tower - London

Comptabilité Droit Finance et Economie

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