CERF's 25th Anniversary Conference

To celebrate 25 years of the Cambridge Endowment for Research in Finance (CERF) this event will convene current and former CERF researchers, distinguished academics, policymakers, and selected practitioners for a wide-ranging series of presentations and discussions on leading developments in financial research.

Line up of Speakers:

• 'What is a bank?' by Kern Alexander (University of Zurich)
• Ana Babus (Washington University in St. Louis)
• ‘The Economics of Professional Partnerships: Firm Size, Financing and Liability’ by Shiqi Chen (Lancaster University)
• 'Reflections from Afar' by Dame Sandra Dawson (University of Cambridge)
• 'Inattention to the Coming Storm? Rising Seas and Sovereign Credit Risk' by Atreya Dey (University of Cambridge)
• Gishan Dissanaike (University of Cambridge)
• Lord John Eatwell (University of Cambridge)
• Andy Haldane (University of Sheffield)
• Dame Julia Hoggett (London Stock Exchange)
• 'Why CERF?: Addressing a Strategic Anomaly in the Discipline' by William Janeway (University of Cambridge)
• '25 Years of CERF: A Review' by Bart Lambrecht (University of Cambridge)
• Deborah Prentice (University of Cambridge)
• Manju Puri (Duke University)
• ‘The future of finance and research’ Panel Discussion by Victoria Saporta (Bank of England)
• '‘Proposals from the COP30 Presidency Council on Economics, Finance and Climate’ by José Scheinkman  (Columbia University)
• 'Inequality in the Consumer Credit Channel of Monetary Policy' by Antonia Tsang (University of Cambridge)
• 'Nimble Banks' by Wolf Wagner (University of Rotterdam)
• Sofie Waltl (University of Cambridge)
• Lucy Wang (University of Alabama)
• 'CERF in the Next 25 Years: Future Research Priorities' Panel Discussion by Narine Lalafaryan, Kamiar Mohaddes, Daniel Ruf and Weilong Zhang (University of Cambridge)