"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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The application deadline of the EMIR programme has been extended to 28 February 2019. The application fee is waived for the April 2019 intake. Please apply for the programme now!
The EMIR programme and CAMRI will facilitate the participation of eligible non-corporate sponsored students to engage in EMIR’s Experiential Industry Attachment Programme (EIAP), where various leading global asset management firms based in Singapore, such as Dymon Asia, Pavilion Capital, Avanda, Franklin Templeton, Aberdeen Standard Investments, etc., have agreed to partner with EMIR & CAMRI on financial industry attachments.
40 NUS Business School MBA candidates gathered at The Hangar at NUS Enterprise on October 19 for an insightful opening keynote speech and panel discussion with esteemed luminaries from the world of venture capital and private equity. The day was jointly hosted by NUS MBA Clubs, NUS Enterprise, and the Centre for Asset Management Research & Investments (CAMRI) at NUS Business School.
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. In its second year as an Annual Prize partner, the CFA Institute continues to join us in this year’s Prize as well. We are pleased to announce that the Winning Paper of the 2018 AAM-CAMRI-CFA Institute Prize in Asset Management (from more than 80 excellent applications from around the world) is entitled: Tokenomics: Dynamic Adoption and Valuation. The paper is co-authored by Lin William Cong (University of Chicago Booth School of Business), Ye Li (Ohio State University), and Neng Wang (Columbia Business School).
