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Symposium 2008 Risk and Asset Management 17 19 April 2008 EDHEC Business School, Nice, France Program

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT SYMPOSIUM Risk and Asset Management April 17 19, 2008 EDHEC BUSINESS SCHOOL, Nice, France Keynote Speaker: Robert Arnott, Research Affiliates, LLC Symposium Chair: Lionel Martellini EDHEC Business School Symposium Program (Each paper is scheduled for a total of 45 mns, including 30 mns for the presentation, 10 mns for the discussant, and 5 mns for questions) Thursday 17 th April 2008 5:00 6:30pm Registration 6:30 7:30pm Official Welcome from EDHEC Amphi 0002 Lionel Martellini, EDHEC Business School John Doukas, European Financial Management Association 7:30 9:00pm Inaugural Buffet Reception Amphi 0001 Friday 18 th April 2008 09:30 11:00am Presentations (3 parallel sessions) Sessions A1 A2 A3 SESSION A1: 09:30 11:00, Room 2002 Session Chair: Hossein Kazemi, University of Massachusetts Integrating Multiple Commodities in a Model of Stochastic Price Dynamics Presenter: Raphael Paschke, University of Mannheim Discussant: Constantin Mellios, University Paris 1

Optimal Dynamic Strategies in Commodity Futures Markets with a Stochastic Convenience Yield Presenter: Constantin Mellios, University Paris 1 Discussant: Vincent Milhau, EDHEC Risk and Asset Management Research Centre SESSION A2: 09:30 11:00, Room 2003 Session Chair: Niall O Sullivan, University College Cork Fund Managers' Institutional Background and the Birth of Investment Management Companies Presenter: Robert Faff, Monash University Discussant: Felix Goltz, EDHEC Risk and Asset Management Research Centre The Impact of Manager Changes on Fund Performance Presenter: Natasa Todorovic, Cass Business School Discussant: Niall O Sullivan, University College Cork SESSION A3: 09:30 11:00, Room 2005 Session Chair: René Garcia, University Paris 1 Risk Management with Value at Risk and Stress Testing: An Alternative to Conditional Value at Risk? Presenter: Gordon J. Alexander, University of Minnesota Discussant: René Garcia, EDHEC Business School The Role of No arbitrage on Forecasting: Lessons from a Parametric Term Structure Model Presenter: Caio Almeida, EPGE Getulio Vargas Foundation Discussant: Volker Ziemann, EDHEC Risk and Asset Management Research Centre 11:00 11:30am Coffee Break Amphi 0001 11:30am 1:00pm Presentations (3 parallel sessions) Sessions B1 B2 B3 SESSION B1: 11:30 01:00, Room 2002 Session Chair: Joëlle Miffre, EDHEC Business School A New Approach for Estimating the Equity Premium based on Credit Valuations Presenter: Tobias Berg, Technical University Munich Discussant: Marie Briere, Credit Agricole Asset Management The value premium and time varying idiosynchratic risk Presenter: Joëlle Miffre, EDHEC Business School Discussant: Natasa Todorovic, Cass Business School SESSION B2: 11:30 01:00, Room 2003 Session Chair: Devraj Basu, EDHEC Risk and Asset Management Research Centre Portfolio Performance Measurement: A No Arbitrage Bounds Approach Presenter: Stéphane Chrétien, Laval University Discussant: Devraj Basu, Risk and Asset Management Research Centre

Mutual Fund Performance: Skill or Luck? Presenter: Niall O Sullivan, University College Cork Discussant: Nicolas Papageorgiu, HEC Montreal SESSION B3: 11:30 01:00, Room 2005 Session Chair: Thorsten Lehnert, Maastricht University Change in Regime and Optimal Domestic Global Portfolio Diversification Presenter: Ming Yuan Li, National Cheng Kung University Discussant: René Garcia, EDHEC Business School Dependence Structure and Extreme Comovements in International Equity and Bond Markets with Portfolio Diversification Effects Presenter: René Garcia, EDHEC Business School Discussant: Laurent Bodson, HEC Management School University of Liege 01:15 2:30pm Lunch 2:30 4:00pm Presentations (3 parallel sessions) Sessions C1 C2 C3 SESSION C1: 2:30 4:00, Room 2002 Session Chair: Robert Faff, Monash University New Paradigms in Stock Market Indexing Presenter: Derek Jun, Princeton University Discussant: Robert Faff, Monash University The Performance of Fundamentally Weighted Indices Presenter: Félix Goltz, EDHEC Risk and Asset Management Research Centre Discussant: Robert Faff, Monash University SESSION C2: 2:30 4:00, Room 2003 Session Chair: Caio Almeida, EPGE Getulio Vargas Foundation Determining and Forecasting High Frequency Value at Risk by Using Levy Processes Presenter: Wei Sun, University of Karlsruhe Discussant: Volker Ziemann, EDHEC Risk and Asset Management Research Centre Estimating Asset Correlations From Stock Prices or Default Rates Which Method is Superior? Presenter: Klaus Duellmann, Deutsche Bundesbank Discussant: Caio Almeida, EPGE Getulio Vargas Foundation SESSION C3: 2:30 4:00, Room 2005 Session Chair: Daniel Haguet Can Sentiment be predicted to have Cross Sectional Effects? Presenter: Thorsten Lehnert, Maastricht University Discussant: Joëlle Miffre, EDHEC Business School

Disposition bias and overconfidence in institutional trades Presenter: Dries Heyman, Ghent University Discussant: Sam Chung, Long Island University 4:00 4:30pm Coffee Break Amphi 0001 4:30 6:00pm Keynote presentation Robert Arnott, Research Affiliates, LLC Amphi 0002 8:15pm GALA DINNER Saturday 19 th April 2008 08:30 10:00am Presentations (3 parallel sessions) Sessions D1 D2 D3 SESSION D1: 08:30 10:00, Room 2002 Session Chair: Devraj Basu, EDHEC Risk and Asset Management Research Centre Does Noise Create the Size and Value Effects? Presenter: Jason Hsu, Research Affiliates, LLC Discussant: Stéphane Chrétien, Laval University Total Volatility and the Cross Section of Expected Stock Returns Presenter: Devraj Basu, EDHEC Risk and Asset Management Research Centre Discussant: Ming Yuan Li, National Cheng Kung University SESSION D2: 08:30 10:00, Room 2003 Session Chair: Nicolas Papageorgiu, HEC Montreal Compensation Option, Managerial Incentive, and Risk Shifting in Hedge Funds Presenter: Hossein Kazemi, University of Massachusetts Discussant: Nicolas Papageorgiu, HEC Montreal Does Idiosyncratic Risk Matter in Hedge Fund? Institutional Investor's View Presenter: Sam Chung, Long Island University Discussant: Felix Goltz, EDHEC Risk and Asset Management Research Centre SESSION D3: 08:30 10:00, Room 2005 Session Chair: Natasa Todorovic, Cass Business School Do Leveraged Credit Derivatives Modify Credit Asset Allocation? Presenter: Marie Briere, Credit Agricole Asset Management Discussant: Klaus Duellmann, Deutsche Bundesbank Do Inflation Linked Bonds Still Diversify? Presenter: Marie Briere, Credit Agricole Asset Management Discussant: Natasa Todorovic, Cass Business School

10:00 10:30am Coffee Break Amphi 0001 10:30 12:00am Presentations (3 parallel sessions) Sessions D1 D2 D3 SESSION E1: 10:30 12:00, Room 2002 Session Chair: Gordon J. Alexander, University of Minnesota Portfolio Construction with Downside Risk Presenter: Harald Lohre, Union Investment Institutional Gmbh Discussant: Gordon J. Alexander, University of Minnesota TEV Sensitivity to Views in Black Litterman Model Presenter: Maria Debora Braga, University Valle d'aosta Discussant: Volker Ziemann, EDHEC Risk and Asset Management Research Centre SESSION E2: 10:30 12:00, Room 2003 Session Chair: Hossein Kazemi, University of Massachusetts Dynamic Hedge Fund Style Analysis with Errors in Variables Presenter: Laurent Bodson, HEC Management School University of Liege Discussant: Hossein Kazemi, University of Massachusetts Replicating the statistical properties of hedge fund returns Nicolas Papageorgiu, HEC Montreal Discussant: Lionel Martellini, EDHEC Business School SESSION E3: 10:30 12:00, Room 2005 Session Chair: Joëlle Miffre, EDHEC Business School Predictability and 'Good Deals' in Currency Markets Presenter: Valerio Poti, Dublin City University Discussant: Ming Yuan Li, National Cheng Kung University Commodities and Equities: A "Market of One?" Presenter: Bahattin Buyuksahin, U.S. CFTC University Discussant: Joëlle Miffre, EDHEC Business School From 12:00 Lunch Thanks EDHEC EFM Network 2008 EFM Symposium Sponsors