Asia Asset Management (AAM) has aligned with NUS Business School’s Centre for Asset Management Research and Investments (CAMRI) to launch the AAM-CAMRI Prize in Asset Management, celebrating excellence in regional applied research.
The prize, which is worth US$15,000 and will be awarded to just one paper, will seek submissions on empirical or theoretical research which are judged to be original and break new ground in thinking, practice, policies and issues affecting the Asian asset management industry.
Among the members of the prize’s prestigious judging panel are: Professors David Reeb (CAMRI, NUS Business School); John Wei (HKUST); Takeshi Yamada (Australian National University); and Joseph Cherian (CAMRI, NUS Business School).
According to the rules of the prize, those submitted papers that have been presented at major academic conferences or universities will be given special consideration, but should not have been published as of the submission closing date.
The closing date for submissions is July 31 2015, and the winner will be notified by September 15 2015.
The AAM-CAMRI Prize will be awarded at ceremonies in both Singapore and Hong Kong, on November 24 2015 and November 26 2015, respectively, where the winner will be expected to present their research to an audience of academics and senior practitioners.
The author of the winning research, or at least one author if a multi-authored submission, is expected to attend both ceremonies, which also coincide with AAM‘s 20th Anniversary celebrations. Roundtrip airfare and two nights’ lodging will be provided to the successful applicant.
Papers should be submitted by clicking HERE.
