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6th International Finance Conference on Financial Crisis and Governance
Editor: Mondher Bellalah and Omar Masood
Date Of Publication: Nov 2011
Isbn13: 978-1-4438-3308-0
Isbn: 1-4438-3308-8
Financial markets, the banking system and real estate, commodity and energy markets are experiencing since 2007 higher integration, more volatility, several shocks and more coordination is needed between G20 and market authorities.

Regulators, banking supervision and Politicians are worried about economic growth and financial crisis. This book covers at least seven aspects related to financial economic issues.

The first covers risk assessment, corporate governance and value creation through an appropriate risk management system.

The second covers international investments, markets correlation, institutional holdings and markets reactions during crisis.

The third part is devoted to empirical and quantitative analysis of the observed economics and finance issues.

The fourth part is devoted to the role of debt in financial crisis and its impact on financial markets and the world economy.

The fifth part is devoted to debt policy, free cash flows and the structure of governance.

The sixth part deals with Management Control and the importance of communication.

The last part covers Islamic finance as an alternative to conventional finance for the debt solution, the importance of the energy sector and the role of financial innovations.

Dr Mondher Bellalah is specialized in Financial economics and Financial markets. He published more than 15 Books and 150 Articles in several Finance Journals. He is simultaneously a Professor of Finance and an international Finance professional and adviser to Several Financial institutions. He occupied several positions at well known universities (Paris-Dauphine, Cergy-Pontoise) and Banks (Euronext, BNP Paris, NBK, Central Banks)

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