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Call for Papers

SGFIN Annual Research Conference on Sustainability

20 - 21 April 2023

The Sustainable and Green Finance Institute (SGFIN) is a new research institute at the National University of Singapore (NUS) established in November 2021. With the support of the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), SGFIN aims to develop deep research capabilities in sustainable and green finance with the focal point on Asia. In conjunction with its grand opening, SGFIN is organizing its inaugural annual research conference on sustainability on 20-21 April 2023.

SGFIN is inviting paper submissions from ALL disciplines on research topics related to sustainability and climate change.

CONFERENCE THEMES:

  • Sustainability and the intersecting roles of finance, technological innovations, policies and regulations
  • Climate finance and risk management
  • Decarbonization and renewable energy
  • Carbon trading and nature-based climate solutions
  • Sustainable usage of resources, including pollution management

BEST PAPER AWARD

If your paper is accepted for presentation at the conference, your paper is eligible to compete for a Fidelity Best Paper Award of SG$3,000 (around US$ 2,000), which will be awarded to the presenting author during a ceremony commemorating the grand opening of SGFIN.

IMPORTANT DATES

Submission Deadline: 15 December 2022

Notification of acceptance of paper: 31 January 2023

PAPER SUBMISSION PROCEDURE

Please submit your complete paper HERE 

CONTACT

For further information, please email sgfinconf@nus.edu.sg

PROGRAM ORGANISERS

Johan Sulaeman, Director, SGFIN

Zhang Weina, Deputy Director, SGFIN

ORGANISING COMMITTEE

Filip Biljecki, NUS (Architecture)

Roman Carrasco, NUS (Biology)

Emirhan Ilhan, NUS (Finance)

Qin Yu, NUS (Real Estate)

Tan-Soo Jie-Sheng, NUS (Public Policy)

Umakanth Varottil, NUS (Law)

CONFERENCE MANAGERS

Shermine Chan, SGFIN

Aaron Mueller, SGFIN

Lim En Yee, SGFIN

SCIENTIFIC ADVISORY COMMITTEE

Ben Caldecott, Oxford University

Darwin Choi, Chinese University of Hong Kong

Griffin Wenxi Jiang, Chinese University of Hong Kong

Philip Krueger, University of Geneva

Hao Liang, Singapore Management University

Irene Monasterolo, EDHEC

Lilian Ng, York University

Falko Paetzold, University of Zurich

Christoph Schiller, Arizona State University

Paul Smeets, University of Amsterdam

Laura Starks, University of Texas at Austin

Dragon Tang, University of Hong Kong

Siew Hong Teoh, UCLA

Sheridan Titman, University of Texas at Austin

Dariusz Wójcik, Oxford University

Qifei Zhu, Nanyang Technological University