Concluding International "RARE" Conference on Risk Analysis, Ruin theory & Extremes

With the exceptional participation of Prof. Karel van Hulle (KU Leuven & Goethe Univ. Frankfurt), former Head of Insurance and Pensions EC, responsible for Solvency 2

Keynote speakers:

• Prof. Søren Asmussen (Aarhus University, Denmark)
• Dr. Michel Dacorogna (SCOR, Switzerland)
• Prof. Paul Embrechts (ETH Zurich, RiskLab, Switzerland)
• Prof. Fima Klebaner (Monash Univ., Australia)
• Prof. John Nolan (American Univ., Washington DC, USA)
• Prof. Ragnar Norberg (Univ. Lyon 1, France)
• Prof. Richard Smith (SAMSI, UNC Chapel Hill, USA)

Abstract submission: before April 8, 2016

Registration: before May 14, 2016 (for standard fees) - If you are not attended the entire conference, please send an email to : jeanlouis@essec.edu

The fees cover the registration and full accommodation for 5 days, including the welcome reception, the conference dinner and the excursion:

• non RARE members: 860 €
• RARE members: 490 €
• PhD students: 330 €
• Accompanying person: 28 € per day and free for kids below 12 years old

For UK academics, you may consider IFoA Academic Travel Grants to apply for travel grants

Proceedings: Annals of Actuarial Science (AAS): ‘RARE’ Special Issue

Contributions are welcome from participants in the concluding RARE workshop, non-necessarily part of the RARE consortium. Selection of papers will be made by the Scientific Committee of the conference and will be further subject to the normal reviewing process.

Organization: ESSEC CREAR

The help of Prof. Séverine Arnold (HEC Lausanne) and Kais Hamza (Monash Univ.) are gratefully acknowledged; a special thanks to Prof. Corina Constantinescu (IFAM Liverpool)!

Scientific Committee:

• the Advisory Board of RARE project
• the coordinators of RARE project
• Dr. Dirk Tasche (Bank of England)

Invited speakers: principal investigators from all the RARE partners institutions and RARE associated members (A. McNeil, H. Rootzén, G. Samorodnitsky, S. Vadlamani)
Program:

• Mini-courses by Prof. Paul Embrechts (ETH Zurich) and Dr. Michel Dacorogna (SCOR), respectively
• Working groups on specific topics
• Poster sessions
• A concluding round table

will be organized to enhance interaction not only between peers but also with a few well-known experts from the actuarial practice and academia, and young researchers.
In addition to RARE financial support, this conference would not have been possible without our Sponsors; a special thanks to them!
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