Who will be the winners? To end the unbearable suspense, we are pleased to invite you to the Award Ceremony of the 10th edition of the Global Prize Ethics & Trust in Finance, which will take place on 30 September 2025 in Brussels. Register here and select if you would like to attend on site or online: https://lnkd.in/ekJ5TQGD This special event, organised by the Observatoire de la Finance and hosted by EFPA Europe │ European Financial Planning Association, will highlight the importance of advancing ethics and trust in the financial sector. We'll be honored to welcome Guillaume ELIET (Group CRO, Executive Board Director, Euroclear) for a Keynote speech on "Ethics and AI From the Perspective of Risk Management/Compliance". The Ceremony will be followed by networking drinks, offering a valuable opportunity to engage with peers and experts in the field. Thank you to the Partners of the Prize: Euroclear, CFA Institute, Pictet Group, International Compliance Association And to members of the Jury: Josina Kamerling, Stephane Bernard, Pekka Dare, Henri-Claude de Bettignies, Christopher de Mattos, Eelco Fiole, MARIA TERESA HERRERA RENDON, Dominique Jacquet, robin jarvis, Geneviève Lhomme, Adam McLean, Róża Milic-Czerniak, Ross Murdoch, Clare Payne, Virgile Perret, Ph.D, Marta Rocchi, Leire San-Jose, Marie-Laure Schaufelberger, CFA, Clemens Spoorenberg, Jon Stokes, Nathan Sussman, Dr. Kara Tan Bhala, Bernd Villhauer, Joël Wagner, David W.
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Director: prof. Paul Dembinski The Observatoire de la Finance was set up in response to a question raised in the early 1990s: what is the purpose of financial markets? The report entitled Financial markets: mission impossible?, which was published in 1993, led three years later to the establishment of the Observatoire de la Finance. Today, the Observatoire de la Finance is a think tank that provides a link between financial techniques and practices and the demands of the common good. In doing so, it endeavours to clarify what is happening, and then investigates why. The Observatoire de la Finance is an independent, apolitical and non-religious body. The Observatoire’s activities are aimed at: - developing and formulating ideas. The Observatoire engages in inquiry and multidisciplinary diagnosis regarding selected aspects of the economy and finance and their relationship to society; - proposing new leads and views. Following this process of inquiry, the Observatoire compares, tests and refines the various diagnoses and the most promising avenues in consultation with the operators and institutions concerned; - launching a dynamic process to enhance the ethical content of the technical debate. Over the years, the high standard of its work and its ability to initiate dialogue and collaboration have given the Observatoire benchmark status in the field of financial responsibility and ethics. At a time of growing concern about ethics and sustainability, the Observatoire has acquired a degree of skill and credibility which it plans to develop further and make available to its partners and the general public.
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On 12 June 2025, #PaulDembinski gave his farewell lecture as professor at the Université de Fribourg - Universität Freiburg. Paul, economist-turned-ethicist, has many achievements relevant for practitioners and academic alike, not least founding and chairing the Geneva-based Observatoire de la Finance, which promotes awareness of ethical concerns in financial activities and professions. He co-chairs the Jury of the Global award “Ethics & Trust in Finance for a Sustainable Future”, of which I am a proud member. His farewell lecture "Pistes pour penser l'avenir en des temps d'incertitudes" contain deep thoughts on avenues for thinking about the future in these uncertain times. The recording is available here (in French): https://lnkd.in/edqyaZMH cc Virgile Perret, Ph.D
Leçon d'adieu, Paul H. Dembinski - Pistes pour penser l'avenir en des temps d'incertitudes
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L'Observatoire de la Finance a le plaisir d'annoncer la publication par TA-SWISS d'une nouvelle étude: « Nouveaux francs numériques, l’argent du futur ? » Face à la numérisation du secteur financier et l’émergence des "cryptomonnaies", certains Etats et acteurs privés envisagent de créer de nouvelles formes d’argent basées sur la cryptographie. Qu’en est-il de la Suisse ? Pour la première fois, une étude explore en détail quatre variantes possibles de "francs numériques": les stablecoins émis en francs par des acteurs privés réglementés ; les dépôts tokenisés émis par les banques ; la monnaie numérique de banque centrale destinée au public ; la monnaie synthétique de banque centrale (stablecoins garantis par la banque centrale). Chacune des ces variantes soulève des enjeux sociaux, politiques, juridiques, technologiques et environnementaux qui sont analysés dans cette étude interdisciplinaire, à laquelle l'Observatoire de la Finance a contribué. L’étude (en allemand) et une synthèse (en français, allemand italien et anglais) peuvent être téléchargés gratuitement ici : https://lnkd.in/eYifJdNf Auteurs: Prof. Corinne Zellweger-Gutknecht, Virgile Perret, Ph.D, Sandra S., Prof. Dr. Michael Derrer, Cornelia Stengel & Prof. Paul Dembinski. Nos vifs remerciements à la cheffe de projet Laetitia Ramelet et aux membres du groupe d’accompagnement pour leur engagement et leurs apports précieux: Stefan Vannoni, Romain Baeriswyl, Markus Brönnimann, Pascale Bruderer, Mirjam Eggen, Elizabeth Ehrensperger, Martin Hess, Margit Himmel, Mathias Imbach, Iselin David, Jörg Mäder, Thomas Müller, Inke Nyborg, Samuel Schmassmann, Babette Sigg Frank, Tobias Trütsch, Ph.D.
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In partnership with UN SDG Action Campaign, the Observatoire de la Finance is publishing an online conversation on the topic "Debt in the Global South", with the participation of Marina Ponti (Global Director of the UN SDG Action Campaign) and Anazuo Salihu (Prize winner of the 8th edition of the global Prize Ethics & Trust in Finance, Lecturer and Researcher at Prince Abubakar Audu University). Why are so many developing countries facing rising debt burdens this decade? The rising cost of sovereign debt has led to a worsening of external debt sustainability, leading developing nations to delay important investment in favor of debt servicing. What could/should be done to stop this vicious circle? To what extent a modern version of the Jubilee could inspire strategies for a more “just” and equitable system of debts? These are some of the questions being discussed. ➡️ Watch the recording here: https://lnkd.in/eHPRnNRg Reminder: the deadline for submission to the Global Prize Ethics & Trust in Finance is 17 March 2025. It is time to submit! Josina Kamerling, Jon Stokes, Stephane Bernard, Adam McLean, Pekka Dare, Rob Phillipson, Henri-Claude de Bettignies, Christopher de Mattos, Eelco Fiole, Dominique Jacquet, Robin Jarvis, Jean Laville, Geneviève Lhomme, Róża Milic-Czerniak, Ross Murdoch, Clare Payne, Marta Rocchi, Leire San-Jose, Nathan Sussman, Dr. Kara Tan Bhala, Bernd Villhauer, Joël Wagner, David W., Jean-Christophe Pernollet, Virgile Perret, Ph.D CFA Institute, Euroclear, International Compliance Association, Pictet Group The Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment (The CISI), FEBEA - European Federation of Ethical and Alternative Banks and Financiers, EFPA Europe │ European Financial Planning Association, Global Alliance for Banking on Values, International Ethics Standards Board for Accountants (IESBA), IFAC, Seven Pillars Institute for Global Finance and Ethics #ethicsinfinance
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In partnership with CFA Institute, the Observatoire de la Finance is organizing a series of 5 online conversations on "hot issues" in ethics in finance. Each of these conversations takes place between a CFA Charterholder and one or two previous winners of the Global Prize Ethics & Trust in Finance. We’re glad to announce the publication of our fourth online conversation on “Ethical Issues in Business Governance and Conduct", with the participation of CFA Charterholder Jean-Francois Bouilly, CFA, CIPM, and previous winner Florian Barras, PhD. Do we see a shift from a shareholder dominant approach to a stakeholder-oriented corporate governance? How can the interests of shareholders be aligned with that of other stakeholders? What are the primary ethical challenges financial institutions face when integrating ESG principles into their governance frameworks? How can regulators ensure that businesses adhere to ethical practices in their governance and ESG commitments? These are some of the questions being discussed. ➡️ Watch the recording here: https://lnkd.in/eHPRnNRg Reminder: the deadline for submission to the Global Prize Ethics & Trust in Finance is 17 March 2025. It is still time to register! ➡️ https://lnkd.in/eBfzA4a9 Thank you for the support CFA Institute! Josina Kamerling, Jon Stokes, Stephane Bernard, Adam McLean, Pekka Dare, Rob Phillipson, Henri-Claude de Bettignies, Christopher de Mattos, Eelco Fiole, Dominique Jacquet, robin jarvis, Jean Laville, Geneviève Lhomme, Róża Milic-Czerniak, Ross Murdoch, Clare Payne, Marta Rocchi, Leire San-Jose, Nathan Sussman, Dr. Kara Tan Bhala, Bernd Villhauer, Joël Wagner, David W., Jean-Christophe Pernollet Euroclear, International Compliance Association, Pictet Group The Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment (The CISI), FEBEA - European Federation of Ethical and Alternative Banks and Financiers, EFPA Europe │ European Financial Planning Association, Global Alliance for Banking on Values, International Ethics Standards Board for Accountants (IESBA), IFAC, Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME), Seven Pillars Institute for Global Finance and Ethics #ethicsinfinance
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In partnership with CFA Institute, the Observatoire de la Finance is organizing a series of 5 online conversations on "hot issues" in ethics in finance. Each of these conversations takes place between a CFA Charterholder and one or two previous winners of the Global Prize Ethics & Trust in Finance. We’re glad to announce the publication of our third online conversations on the topic “Ethics and Sustainability in Finance”, with the participation of CFA Charterholder Jose Valer Davila, and previous winner Julie Segal. Does sustainable finance approach ethics in a genuine way? To what extent does ethics vary according to different regions and cultures and what could be the implications for sustainable finance? Who should enforce ethical considerations within the growing field of sustainable finance? These are some of the questions being discussed. ➡️ Watch the recording here: https://lnkd.in/eHPRnNRg Reminder: the deadline for submission to the Global Prize Ethics & Trust in Finance is 17 March 2025. It is still time to register! ➡️ https://lnkd.in/eRBQV3c4 Thank you for the support CFA Institute! Josina Kamerling, Jon Stokes, Stephane Bernard, Adam McLean, Pekka Dare, Rob Phillipson, Henri-Claude de Bettignies, Christopher de Mattos, Eelco Fiole, Dominique Jacquet, Robin Jarvis, Jean Laville, Geneviève Lhomme, Róża Milic-Czerniak, Ross Murdoch, Clare Payne, Marta Rocchi, Leire San-Jose, Nathan Sussman, Dr. Kara Tan Bhala, Bernd Villhauer, Joël Wagner, David W., Virgile Perret, Ph.D Euroclear, International Compliance Association, Pictet Group The Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment (The CISI), FEBEA - European Federation of Ethical and Alternative Banks and Financiers, EFPA Europe │ European Financial Planning Association, Global Alliance for Banking on Values, International Ethics Standards Board for Accountants (IESBA), IFAC, Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME), Seven Pillars Institute for Global Finance and Ethics, #ethicsinfinance
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🗓️ Save the date : la cérémonie de remise des prix du concours francophone Éthique, Finance et Confiance 2024-2025 aura lieu le jeudi 25 mars entre 15h30 et 20h à KEDGE Business School à Paris ! 📍 Au programme : les résultats de notre concours mais aussi des tables rondes : 🍃 « Ouvrir la "boite noire" des modèles financiers », un éclairage sur les hypothèses implicites des modèles financiers et comment elles façonnent l'éthique des acteurs et la morphologie du système financier. ⚖️ « L'éthique dans l'exercice du conseil financier et patrimonial », un centrage sur ce qu’est l’éthique et que peut être l’éthique appliquée au conseil financier. 🎙️ De nombreux intervenants de haut niveau prendront la parole : Yamina Tadjeddine (Université de Lorraine), Laurence Scialom (EconomiX UMR7235, Université Paris Nanterre), Jézabel Couppey-Soubeyran (Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne), Yannis Constantinidès, agrégé et docteur en philosophie (professeur à l’École Boulle - École Supérieure d'Arts Appliqués et Lycée professionnel et l’Espace éthique Ile de France) et Ute Meyenberg (Commission Durabilité de l’AUTORITE DES NORMES COMPTABLES et de l’EFRAG). 🏆 Cette conférence sera introduite par le professeur Paul Dembinski, qui remettra également le prix à 17h50 avec Thomas LAGOARDE SEGOT, professeur à KEDGE Business School, qui préside le concours. ⚠️ L’inscription est obligatoire ! 👉 En présentiel (avant le 19 mars) : https://lnkd.in/e6FgC7EH 👉 À distance : https://lnkd.in/e6iniBiT
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In partnership with CFA Institute, the Observatoire de la Finance is organizing a series of 5 online conversations on "hot issues" in ethics in finance. Each of these conversations takes place between a CFA Charterholder and one or two previous winners of the Global Prize Ethics & Trust in Finance. We’re glad to announce the publication of our second online conversations on the topic “Ethics, Fintech & AI”, with the participation of CFA Charterholder Eelco Fiole, and previous winner Anshuman Mehta. What are the potential risks related to the use of AI in finance? Do users have a “right to explanation” for decisions made by algorithms? What is the priority at this stage, regulation or innovation? These are some of the questions being discussed. ➡️ Watch the recording here: https://lnkd.in/e2W2n4dc Reminder: the deadline for submission to the Global Prize Ethics & Trust in Finance is 17 March 2025. It is still time to register! ➡️ https://lnkd.in/eRBQV3c4 Thank you for the support CFA Institute! Josina Kamerling, Jon Stokes, Stephane Bernard, Adam McLean, Pekka Dare, Rob Phillipson, Henri-Claude de Bettignies, Christopher de Mattos, Eelco Fiole, Dominique Jacquet, Robin Jarvis, Jean Laville, Geneviève Lhomme, Róża Milic-Czerniak, Ross Murdoch, Clare Payne, Marta Rocchi, Leire San-Jose, Nathan Sussman, Dr. Kara Tan Bhala, Bernd Villhauer, Joël Wagner, David W., Virgile Perret, Ph.D Euroclear, International Compliance Association, Pictet Group The Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment (The CISI), FEBEA - European Federation of Ethical and Alternative Banks and Financiers, EFPA Europe │ European Financial Planning Association, Global Alliance for Banking on Values, International Ethics Standards Board for Accountants (IESBA), IFAC, Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME), Seven Pillars Institute for Global Finance and Ethics, #ethicsinfinance
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In partnership with CFA Institute, the Observatoire de la Finance is organizing a series of 5 online conversations on “hot issues” in ethics in finance. Each of these online conversations takes place between a CFA Charterholder and one or two previous winners of the Global Prize Ethics & Trust in Finance. We’re pleased to publish the first of these conversations on “Ethics & business conduct”, with the participation of CFA Charterholder Vic Elsen, CFA, CAIA, and previous winners Andrea Longton, CFA and Mehtab Rose. To what extent can ethical principles be imbued within financial regulations? How to find a balance between regulation and innovation? How can we support ethical behavior in business organizations while maintaining a balance between profit and ethics? These are some of the questions being discussed. ➡️ Watch the recording here: https://lnkd.in/eHPRnNRg The next online discussion on AI & Fintech in finance will be online next week! Reminder: the deadline for submission to the Global Prize Ethics & Trust in Finance is 17 March 2025. It is still time to register! ➡️ https://lnkd.in/eRBQV3c4 Thanks for the support CFA Institute! Josina Kamerling, Jon Stokes, Stephane Bernard, Adam McLean, Pekka Dare, Rob Phillipson, Henri-Claude de Bettignies, Christopher de Mattos, Eelco Fiole, Dominique Jacquet, robin jarvis, Jean Laville, Geneviève Lhomme, Róża Milic-Czerniak, Ross Murdoch, Clare Payne, Marta Rocchi, Leire San-Jose, Nathan Sussman, Dr. Kara Tan Bhala, Bernd Villhauer, Joël Wagner, David W., Virgile Perret, Ph.D Euroclear, International Compliance Association, Pictet Group #ethicsinfinance
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📌Check out recent EFPA publications: https://smpl.is/8jjdp #efpa #financialplanning #sustainablefinance #financeresearch #cpd Observatoire de la Finance
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