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group of leading finance professionals, is A network of academic and business communities worldwide.
GFA sponsors annual meetings entitled, the Global Finance Conference (GFC). The mission of both
GFA and GFC is to foster research by providing a forum for finance professionals [0 debate, exchange
ideas, disseminate and to advance the education, learning, and practice of global financial economics,
The Conference represents the culmination of many years of planning by the editorial board of the
Global Finance JOurnal (GFJ) and the program committee of the Conference. The Conference strives
to improve the global financial education and research through collaborative efforts among educators,
practitioners, and public policy makers. The Conference solicits innovative ideas and research studies
in global finance and related disciplines. Each year, the best papers presented at the Conference are
accepted "conditionally" for publication in the GFJ.

GFC PARTICIJi ANTS:

Nobel Laureates and prominent scholars and practitioners have attended the past GFC meetings. For a
list of Featured Speakers ofOFe visit, http{//www.gIOfin.org/kevspeak.htmIThe table below
highlights the number of participants, institutions, and countries represented at the last fourteen
meetings of the Global Finance Conferences:

Year Place Participants Institutions Countries

2009 Honolulu, Hawaii, Hilton Hawailan Village 112 88 36

2008 Hangzhou, China, Hyatt & Lakeview Hotels 342 266 39
2007 Melbourne, Australia, 327 203 43
2006 Rio, Brazil, Sofitel Hotel 246 201 44
2005 Dublin, Ireland, 512 356 46
2004 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA 221 177 38
2003 Marriott, Frankfurt, Germany 212 147 35
2002 Fragrant Hill Hotel; Beijing. ChiOa 922 212 37
2001 Westin; LOS Angeles, California 172 148 33
2000 Palmer House-Hilton; Chicago. Illinois 164 151 38
1999 Marmara Hotel; Istanbul, Turkey 162 144 35
1998 Crowne PlazaHotel: Mexico CitY 221 161 32
1997 Park Hotel; Montreal, Canada 122 120 24
1996 Hilton Hawaiian Village; Honolulu, HI 131 108 23
1995 Hilton Hotel; San Diego, CA 226 149 18
1994 Doubletree Hotel; Monterey, CA 112 108 16

GLOBAL FINANCE TOPICS:

 GFC 2009 - PAkTICIPANTS BY COUNTRY:

I. Argentina 2. Australia 3. Austria 4. Indonesia

4. Belguim 5. Brazil 6. Canada 7. China
8. Denmark 9. Egypt 10. Finland 1 \. France
12. Germany 13. Greece i4. Hong Kong 15. India
16. Iran 17. Ireland l8. Israel 19. Italy
20. Lebanon 21. Malaysia 22. Mexico 23. Netherlands
24. New Zealand 25. Norway 26. Nigeria 27. Pakistan
28. Palestine 29. Peru 30. Poland 31. Portugal
32. Russia 33. Singapore 34. Slovenia 35. South Korea
36. Spain 37. Sweden 38. Switzerland 39. Taiwan
40. Thailand 41. Tunisia 42. Turkey 43. V.A.E.
44. Kuwait 45. Saudi Arabia 46. Tunisia 47. UK
48. USA

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:

• Professor Manuchehr Shahrokhi, Executive Director, Global Finance Association, California

State University, Fresno, CA, 93740 USA; 559-278-4058, Fa1c:278-48g6;~hahrokhi@glofin.org
• Professor Supatra Kosaiyakanont, 2011 GFC Program Co-Chair (your info will replace
professor Szyszka here
• Professor Adam Szyszka. 2010 ore Program - Co- Chair, Poznan University of Economics,
Poznan, Poland; adam.szyszka@Ue,poman.pl
• Professor K.C. Chen, California State University, Fresno
• Professor Anthony Herbst, University of Texas, EJ Paso, Texas USA
• Professor HUifang Cheng, Zhejiartg University of Technology. Hangzhou, China.
• Professor Gordon Walker, La'Irobe University, Melbourne, Australia
• Professor Ricardo Leal, CoppeadItJFRJ, Rio de Jenaro, Brazil
• Professor Ali Fatemi, DePaul University, Chicago

PROGRAM COMMIITEE:

ReeDa Aggarwal. Georgetown University Jeff Madura, Florida Atlantic University

Dave Allen, Curtin University - Australia
Mohammad Ariff, Monash Univ. - Australia
Manuel JDRArmada, U/1;V. Minho, Portugal
Rosita Chanal, University of Hawaii
Huffang Cheng, Dean, Zhejiang Univ of Tech
Professor Cheel EUD, Georgia Institute bfTech.
Michael Frenkel, WHU, Koblenz - GERMANY
Dilip Ghosh, International Journal of Finance
Takato Hiraki, Int'l University of Japan
Colm Kearney, Trinity College, Dublin; Ire/and
Chuck C. Y. Kwok. Un;v. of South Carolina
Arviod MabajaD, Texas A&M University
Ehsan Nlkblikht, Hofstra University
Edgar OrdZt UNAM - MEXICO
Ghon Rhee, University of Hawaii
Yocbanan Shacbmuro'Ve, CUNY, New Yotlc
.Kie Alln WODi, National Univ. Singapore
Gordon Walker, Latrobe University, Australia
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ADDITIONAL NAMES WILL BE ADDED TO THIS LIST IN CONSULT A nON WITH

PROFESSOR SZYSZKA OF POZNAN UNIVERSITY OF ECONOMICS.
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. corporate governance, capital structure, .dividend policy, financial engineering, risk management,
international capital market integration, financial institutions, financial accounting regulations/
disclosure issues, accounting treatment of financial derivatives, valuation, asset pricing mode Is,
emerging markets, real options, venture capital, FDI, international investing. multinational finanCial
management and the emergence of the BRICs especially China.

CONFERENCE SPONSORS, HOSTS, AND EXHIBITORS:

The growing list of the Global Finance Conference hosts, sponsors, and exhibitors include both
institutions of higher education as well as businesses worldwide. Below is a partial list of past
conference sponsors.

ACADEMIC INSTIUTIONS:

~alifomia State University, University of Hawaii, Zhejiang University of Technology (China),LaTrobe

University (Australia), Coppead I UFRJ, Rio (Brazil), Trinity College Dublin University (Ireland),
University of Las Vegas, Nevada, European Business School (Germany), Guanghua School of
Management Peking University; Beijing (China) University of Cali fomi a, DePaul. Texas A&M,
Northern Arizona, Hawaii, Concordia (Canada), Hofstra, Georgia State, Laval (Canada), Harvard,
Southern Illinois, Indiana, South Dakota, George Mason, Salisbury State, Monterey Institute of
International Studies, Monterrey Institute of Technology (ITESM), UNAM, Mexico, University of
Texas -E1 Paso, Trinity College, Dublin University, Ireland, University of Otago (New Zealand),
Curtin University of Technology (Australia).

BUSINESSES:

AAMI, Australia, AT&T, Citigroup, the CFA Institute (Hong Kong), Banking and Financial Services
Ombudsman Limited; Irish Bankers Federation, Irish Stock Exchange, Financial Times, International
Securities Exchange, The Wall Street Journal, Standard & Poor's, Ford Financial Services, German
Federal Bank, European Central Bank, Bank, Disclosure, Dryden Press, McGraw-Hili, IAI Press,
Institute ofInternational Studies, Irwin Publishing, Asian Pacific Markets Databases Center, Sanwa
Bank, Trust and Investment, APEC, Society of Quantitative Analysts, Dean Witter, Bancorner Mexico.
Turkish Banks Association, Chicago Stock Exchange, Charles Schwab, Ameritrade, Chicago Board of
Trade, Istanbul StOCk Exchange, Hilton, Marriotr, Global Finance Journal. Journal of Derivatives.
International Journal of Business, International Securities Exchange, and International Journal of
Finance.
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