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Enduring Financial Stability - Contemporary Challenges for Risk Management and Governance Edition: 6 th Location Copenhagen Business School Date June 24 th -25 th Title: Host Institution Permanent Conference Co- Chairmen Host Institution Chairman Enduring Financial Stability - Contemporary Challenges for Risk Management and Governance Copenhagen Business School University of Florence - Prof. Oliviero Roggi NYU - Stern School of Business, Salomon Center Prof. Edward. Altman Torben Juul Andersen - Department of Strategic Managment and Globalization Steffen Andersen - Department of Economics Bjarne Astrup Jensen - Department of Finance Conference Consultants Keynote Speakers e Invited Speakers Giorgio Bertinetti, University of Venice Maurizio Dallocchio, Bocconi University Maurizio Fanni, University of Trieste Herbert Rijken, VU University Amsterdam Riccardo De Lisa, University of Cagliari & FITD Edward I. Altman (NYU Stern School of Business) Richard A. Bettis (UNC Chapel Hill) Phil Bromiley (UC Irvine) Glenn W. Harrison (Georgia State University) Mario Nava (The European Commission) Lasse H. Pedersen (Copenhagen Business School and NYU Stern School of Business) Lars Rohde (Governor - Danmarks Nationalbank) Anthony Saunders (NYU Stern School of Business) Hersh Shefrin (Santa Clara University) Registered Participants 132 Guests & Authorities Papers submitted 123 Papers Accepted 25 66 Paper Presented 54

Scientific Committee Viral Acharya (New York University - Stern) Edward Altman (New York University - Stern) Annarita Bacinello (University of Trieste) Giorgio Bertinetti (University of Venice) Marco Bigelli (University of Bologna) Lorenzo Caprio (University Cattolica) Ada Carlesi (University of Pisa) Alessandro Carretta (University of Rome - Tor Vergata) Maurizio Dallocchio (Bocconi University) Riccardo De Lisa (University of Cagliari) Maurizio Fanni (University of Trieste) Gabriele Fiorentini (University of Florence) Franco Fiordelisi (University of Rome Tre) Marcello Galeotti (University of Florence) Elisa Luciano (University of Turin) Giovanni Palomba (University of Rome La Sapienza) Paolo Paruolo (University of Insubria) Loriana Pelizzon (University of Venice) Herbert Rijken (VU of Amsterdam) Andrea Resti (Bocconi University) Oliviero Roggi (University of Florence) Francesco Saita (Bocconi University) Win Schoutens (Catholic University of Leuven) Anthony Saunders (New York University - Stern) Marti Subrahmanyam (New York University - Stern) William Ziemba (University of British Columbia) Torben J. Andersen (Copenhagen Business School) Steffen Andersen (Copenhagen Business School) Bjarne Astrup Jensen (Copenhagen Business School) Zvi Bodie (Boston University) Mario Massari (Bocconi University)

Room Ks43 Room Ks48 Room Ks54 Room Ks71 Monday June 24 th Morning Location: Copenhagen Business School Time Event 8.00 9.00 Conference registration 9.00 10.30 Opening and plenary session (1) Chairmen: Torben Juul Andersen (CBS Strategic Management & Internationalization) & Oliviero Roggi (UNIFI & RBF) 9.00 Welcoming remarks CBS, RBF, Local Authorities greetings, Conference Opening 9.30 Richard Bettis (UNC Chapel Hill) - Strategic Risk Analysis: Dealing with True Uncertainty" Featured Lecture: 10.10 Phil Bromiley (UC Irvine) - "Where is the ROA in ERM?" 10.40-11.10 Coffee Break 11.10 12.50 Parallel session (A) Area Liquidity Risk and Banks Regulation Corporate Finance Quantitative tools for Risk Management Sovereign default and Macro Risk Chairman: F. Bazzana Chairman: M. Dallocchio Chairman: B. Maillet Chairman: E. I. Altman 11.10 11.35 Bank runs, liquidity and macro-prudential regulation Author: Ahnert T. The German Humpback: Internationalization and Foreign Exchange Hedging Author: Aabo T. Factors influencing bank risk in Europe Authors: Baselga-Pascual L. Cardone-Riportella C. Trujillo-Ponce A. European Sovereign Rating Actions and CDS Spread Volatility Authors: Raimbourg P. Salvadè F. 11.35 12.00 The Nexus between Competition and Efficiency: the European Banking Industries Experience Authors: Andries A. M. Capraru B. Equilibrium-Based Volatility Models of the Market Portfolio Rate of Return Author: Feldman D. Xu X. When Micro Prudence increases Macro Risk: The Destabilizing Effects of Financial Innovation, Leverage and Diversification Authors: Corsi F. Lillo F. Marmi S. The impact of bailouts on the default risks of banks and governments Author: Stanga I. 12.00 12.25 Liquidity premium in CDS markets Author: Wilde C. Managerial Discretion, Uncertain Financing, and Investment Author: Zucchi F. A Multivariate Regime-Switching Model for Interest Rate Pass-Through during the Financial Crisis Authors: Aristei D. Gallo M. The Microstructure of the European Sovereign Bond Market: A Study of the Euro-zone Crisis Authors: Pelizzon L. Subrahmanyam M. Tomio D. Uno J. 12.25-12.50 Financial Inclusion for Stability: Access to Bank Deposits and the Deposit Growth during the Global Financial Crisis Authors: Han R. Melecky M. Leverage Decisions in Portfolio Management Authors: Nohel T. Todd S. Wang Z. A Random Field LIBOR Market Model with Lognormal-Mixture Dynamics Authors: Wu T. Xu S. Sovereign Rating Adjustment using Market Information Authors: Guegan D. Hassani B. Zhao X. 12.50-14.00 Lunch Copenhagen, June 24-25,

Room Ks43 Room Ks48 Room Ks54 Room Ks71 Monday June 24 th - Afternoon Location: Copenhagen Business School Time Event 14.00 16.00 Parallel session (B) Risk Governance and Strategic Area Systemic Risk and Regulation Empirical Asset pricing and valuation Management Credit Risk and Tools for financial stability Chairman: M. Iwanicz - Drozdowska Chairman: T. Andersen Chairman: B. A. Jensen Chairman: J. De Spiegeleer 14.00 14.25 A simulation approach to distinguish risk contribution roles in systemic crisis Authors: Cannas G. Pagano A. - Zedda S. Exploring The Corporate Risk Outcomes of Effective Dynamic Capabilities Authors: Andersen T. Hansen A. Measuring Equity Risk with Range-based Correlations Author: Golubovskaja L. Hybrid Bonds : Basic Assumptions Revised and Solutions Provided Authors: De Spiegeleer J. Schoutens 14.25 14.50 The Disturbing Interaction Between Countercyclical Capital Requirements and Systemic Risk Authors: Horvath B. Wagner W. Risk Management and Balance Sheet Volatility during turbulent times Author: Giuliani F. Volatility Downside Risk Authors: Farago A. Tedongap R. Contraction or steady state? An analysis of credit risk management in Italy in the period 2008-2012 Authors: Danovi A. Olgiati S. 14.50 15.15 Regulation of G-SIFI. Does one size fit all? Authors: Iwanicz-Drozdowska M. - Schab I. Fumbling in the darkness. New perspectives on Strategic Risk Management Author: Torp S. The Cross-section of tail risk in stock returns Author: Moore K. Ultimate Recovery Mixtures Authors: Altman E. Kalotay E. 15.15 15.40 15.40-16.15 Coffee Break New Evidence on Procyclical Bank Capital Regulation: The Role of Bank Loan Commitments Author: Park K. Y. The culturally embedding of risk management A case study research at Sparta Rotterdam Authors: Hammerstein R. O Dwyer B.- Vieira R. Plenary session (2) Chairman: Bjarne Astrup Jensen (CBS Finance) Institutional Trading Strategies and Contagion Around the Financial Crisis Authors: Kotha K. Anshuman R. The Co-CoVaR and some other Fair Systemic Risk Measures with Model Risk Corrections Authors: Maillet B. Boucher C. Kouontchou P. Scaillet O. 16.15 18.00 16.30 Lasse Pedersen (Copenhagen Business School and NYU Stern School of Business) - "Funding Frictions in Financial Markets 17:15 Anthony Saunders (NYU Stern School of Business ) - Interconnectedness in the syndicated loan market and its link with the financial crisis 19.00 Boat Cruise and Gala Dinner Copenhagen, June 24-25,

Posters Session room Sp202 Room Ks43 Room Ks48 Room Ks54 Room Ks71 Tuesday June 25 th - Morning Location: Copenhagen Business School Time Event 9.00 10.30 Parallel session (C) Area Market and Bank efficiency and Corporate Governance, Risk Quantitative tools for Credit Risk, regulation Management and Valuation Volatility and Capital Structure Bank default and credit risk 9.00 9.25 9.25 9.50 9.50 10.15 10.15 10.40 10.40-11.10 Coffee Break 11.10 12.40 Chairman: E. Luciano Chairman: G. Bertinetti Chairman: P. Szerszen Chairman: H. Rijken Competition of High-Frequency Market Makers and Market Quality Author: Breckenfelder J. The Redistributive Effects of Financial Deregulation Authors: Korinek A. Kreamer J. Credit Information Institute and the Efficiency of Credit Market Authors: Susai M. Hiruma F. The Organization of Bank Affiliates; A Theoretical Perspective on Risk and Efficiency Authors: Luciano E. Wihlborg C. A Blind Spot of Banking Regulation: Level 3 Valuation and Basel Risk Capital Authors: Glaser M. Mohrmann U. Riepe J. The Effect of the Enterprise Risk Management Implementation on the Firm Value of European Companies Authors: Bertinetti G. Cavezzali E. Gardenal G. Default Risk and Corporate Governance in Financial vs. Non-Financial Firms Authors: Switzer L. Wang J. Hedging and the Failures of Corporate Governance: Lessons from the Financial Crisis Author: Zeidan R. Plenary session (3) Chairmen: Steffen Andersen (CBS Economics) & Menachem Brenner (NYU Stern) 11.20 Hersh Shefrin (Santa Clara University) Behavioral Lessons for the Regulation and Practice of Risk Management" Featured lecture: 11.55 Glenn Harrison (Georgia State University) "Behavioral Risk Management: Just Don t Drink the Kool-Aid!" 12.40-14.00 Lunch Poster Session Poisson Autoregression for Corporate Default Counts Author: Agosto A. Cavaliere G. Kristensen D. Rahbek A. Credit Spread Volatility: Findings from the U.S. Corporate Bond Market Author: Cheng G. Bayesian Estimation of Time-Changed Default Intensity Models Authors: Gordy M. Szerszen P. The optimal covenant threshold in loan contracts Author: Bazzana F. Copenhagen, June 24-25, Minimizing a key cause of the 2008 financial crisis: Governance failure Authors: Pirson M. Turnbull S. Exploring the determinants of European Bank CDS spreads Authors: Samaniego R. Trujillo A. - Cardone C. Parrado P. Bankruptcy prediction in Italy. A Z-Score model s application Authors: Danovi A. Falini A. Altman E. Russian Stock Market: Is It Efficient? Authors: Darushin I. Lvova N. Anti-competitive acquisitions and the value of industry rivals Authors: Alexeev V. - Parlapiano F. Effects of Eurozone Sovereign Debt Crisis on Firms Credit Author: Fantini G. Optimal Hedging Strategy for Risk Management on a Network Author: Gupta A. "Making Risk Management Strategic" Author: Sax J. "The Hybridisation of Budgeting and Risk Reporting" Author: Christiansen U. "Collecting Strategic Risk Information from the Operational Frontline" Author: Hallin C. Searching for Consistent Indices of Rating Mobility Through the Crisis Author:Lacitignola P. Bank risk return efficiency and bond spread: Is there evidence of market discipline in Europe? Authors: Casteuble C. Nys E. Rous P. To What Extent are Prospects of Bank Distress Reflected in the Market Valuation of Bank Capital? Evidence from Europe Authors: Altman E. Campolongo F. - Cizel J. Rijken H. Cost of Bank Financing, Corporate Income Taxation, and Asset Securitization: Evidence from OECD countries Authors: Gong D. Ligthart J. Predicting Distress in European Banks Authors: Betz F. Oprica S. Peltonen T. Sarlin P.

CBS CBS Location Time Event Governing Financial Intermediation and economic prospect Location 14.00 16.00 Professional Workshop First Session Chairman: B. Astrup Jensen 14.00-14.05 Welcome and Greetings: Oliviero Roggi 14.05-14.35 Mario Nava How the European Financial Regulators address the major risk faced by Europe including Q&A 14.35-15.05 Lars Rohde New Financial Regulation and it's impact on business climate - a Central Bank view 15.05-15.35 Edward Altman Current conditions and outlook for global sovereign and corporate credit market. A US perspective on the Euro Crises 15.35-16.00 Debate 16.00 16.20 Coffee break 16.20 18.20 Professional Workshop Second Session Risk Management at work. Institutional responses to the vulnerable environment Chairman: T. J. Andersen 16.20-16.35 Michael Erlandsson Jensen (First Vice President, Operational Risk Management, Danske Bank) 16.35-16.50 Vibeke Aggerholm (Head of Internal Audit, Carlsberg) 16.50-17.05 Sigurd Carlsen (Head of Planning and Development, Group Risk Management, Nordea) 17.05-17.20 Hans Læssøe (Senior Director, Strategic Risk Management, The LEGO Group) 17.20 18.00 Debate 18.20 18.30 Conference Closing 18.30-20.00 Cocktail Copenhagen, June 24-25,