"The Centre for Asset Management Research & Investments (CAMRI) is a world-class centre in the research, education, and practice of asset management by using state-of-the-art facilities, resources, data, and software applications, specifically those involving best practice in the field of Asian institutional, sovereign wealth, and retail fund management and regulation."
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Asia Asset Management (AAM), in collaboration with the Centre for Asset Management Research & Investments (CAMRI) at NUS Business School in Singapore, launched the Annual AAM-CAMRI Prize in Asset Management in 2015 to celebrate excellence in regional applied research. In its second year as an Annual Prize partner, the CFA Institute will continue to join us in this year’s Prize as well. The Prize is worth US$15,000 and will be awarded to only one paper. Papers should be submitted by emailing to camri@nus.edu.sg. The closing date for submissions is Monday, July 30, 2018, and the winner will be notified by Friday, September 14, 2018.
The next g-CAPM programme run is from 14 - 20 May 2018. To learn more about the g-CAPM programme at CAMRI, please click here.
The organising committee invites selected researchers to submit papers for presentation to the 3-4 September, 2018 Workshop in Singapore. The papers can be either theoretical or empirically based on firm level data. The extended abstracts or papers should be submitted electronically in PDF to bsptrhj@nus.edu.sg (please indicate in the subject title PRN Workshop 3-4 September 2018) by 31 May 2018.
In celebration of excellence in regional applied research, Asia Asset Management (AAM) aligned with NUS Business School's Centre for Asset Management Research and Investments (CAMRI) and launched the Annual AAM-CAMRI Prize in Asset Management in 2015. This year, CFA Institute joined us as a partner in this Annual Prize. We are pleased to announce that the Winning Paper of the 2017 AAM-CAMRI-CFA Institute Prize in Asset Management (from close to 60 excellent applications from around the world) is entitled: Global Market Inefficiencies. The paper is co-authored by Söhnke M. Bartram (Warwick University) and Mark Grinblatt (University of California, Los Angeles). The 2017 Prize was awarded to Professor Bartram at the AAM-CAMRI-CFA Institute Prize dinner on November 15, 2017 at Mandarin Orchard Singapore. He also presented his research at the 2nd Pensions and ESG Forum on November 16, 2017.
CAMRI has an ongoing Visiting Fellow Programme across a broad range of financial economics topics. We are funding one-week visits by select “Tier 1” scholars annually, particularly those from Hong Kong, China, India, and other countries in this region, working in Asian applied financial economics disciplines, to conduct research at CAMRI. A 1-page statement of interest is the only requirement.
