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23 Feb 2025


      24th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
CREDIT 2025
*Emerging Global Financial Systems:
Exploring Polarization, Systemic Risks, Innovation, and Sustainable 
Solutions
*Venice, Italy
25 –26 September 2025
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*GRETA Associati* (Venice, Italy),*European Datawarehouse* (Frankfurt, 
Germany), and *Intesa Sanpaolo *(Milan, Italy) are partners in 
organasing a Conference to be held in Venice on September 25-26, 2025.
The CREDIT 2025 conference will bring together academics, practitioners 
and PhD students working in various areas of financial and 
socio-economic risk with the aim of creating a unique opportunity for 
participants to discuss research progress and policy as well as 
industry-relevant insights and  directions for future research.
The CREDIT 2025 is the *twenty-fourth* in a series of events dedicated 
to various aspects of risk and organised under the auspices of: the 
*Department of Economics* and *VERA - Venice centre in Economic and Risk 
Analytics for public policies* - of the *Ca’ Foscari University of 
Venice*, *Joint Research Center European Commission*, and *ABI - Italian 
Banking Association*.
Sustainability necessitates a global perspective, requiring the 
adaptation of contemporary business and societal models to navigate the 
dynamic landscape of the future. Policymakers and society must ensure 
that resources, particularly technology, are utilized responsibly and 
efficiently to enhance the well-being of both present and future 
generations while cultivating a harmonious relationship with the 
environment. This strategy is vital in addressing sustainability issues 
such as poverty, environmental degradation, pollution, and inequality. 
Effective global risk management is vital for bridging divisions and 
fragmentation through innovation.
The organizers encourage submissions on any topic within the overall 
theme of the conference and in the following areas in particular:
*Framing Global Challenges*
* Macroeconomic Polarization and Financial Fragmentation
      o Economic bifurcation between advanced and emerging markets.
      o Trade conflicts and their financial spillovers.
      o Policy responses to maintain global economic stability.
* Geopolitical Risks and Global Financial Stability
      o Implications of geopolitical tensions on global financial
        markets: capital flows and volatility.
      o Risk management strategies for financial institutions navigating
        geopolitical uncertainty.
      o The role of national and international economic policies:
        shaping a new geopolitical and economic order.
* Technological Innovation in Finance and Insurance
      o Digital transformation in the insurance sector: a driver of
        resilience or disruption?
      o Financing Deep Tech.
      o Regulating innovation to balance opportunity and risk.
*Risk Management and Resilience*
* Climate Change as a Systemic Risk
      o Impact of climate-induced events on financial and insurance markets.
      o Climate risk modeling and its implications for global governance.
      o Financing the green transition: opportunities for insurers and
        institutional investors.
* Addressing Socioeconomic Disparities
      o Polarization in wealth distribution and its implications for
        insurance coverage.
      o Designing inclusive financial products to address underinsurance
        in vulnerable populations.
      o The role of insurance in enhancing societal resilience to
        systemic shocks.
*Towards a Sustainable Future*
* Innovating Governance for Future Risks
      o Cross-border cooperation for risk regulation and mitigation.
      o Addressing new risks in cyber security, health crises, and
        technological disruptions.
      o Innovative governance models in finance and insurance.
The final program will include both submitted and invited papers. 
Acceptances received so far from invited speakers include *Andrew Lo 
*(MIT Sloan School of Management). The Conference will also include 
panel discussions on the major issues at stake with the views of 
researchers', practitioners' and policy makers.
The SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE for the Conference consists of:
*Andrew Lo* (MIT Sloan School of Management, Programme Chair)
*Monica Billio *(Ca’ Foscari University of Venice & GRETA)
*Lucia Alessi *(Joint Research Center, European Commission)
*Marie Brière *(AMUNDI & Université Libre de Bruxelles)
*Mila Getmansky Sherman *(Isenberg School of Management, UMass Amherst)
*Marcin Kacperczyk* (Imperial College London)
*Jan Pieter Krahnen* (Leibniz Institute for Financial Research SAFE & 
Goethe University, Frankfurt)
*Steven Ongena *(University of Zurich, Swiss Finance Institute, KU 
Leuven, NTNU Business School & CEPR)
*Loriana Pelizzon *(Ca’ Foscari University of Venice & Leibniz Institute 
for Financial Research SAFE)
*Roberto Rigobon* (MIT Sloan School of Management)*
Stephen Schaefer *(London Business School)
*Marti Subrahmanyam* (NYU Stern Business School)
CALL FOR PAPERS
Those wishing to present a paper at the Conference should submit by *May 
31, 2025 *to the address given below (preferably in electronic format). 
Please indicate to whom correspondence should be addressed. Decisions 
regarding acceptance will be made by *June 30, 2025*. The final version 
of accepted papers must be received by August 31, 2025.
Please send papers to:
GRETA, Dorsoduro 3707, 30123, Venice, Italy
Phone : +39 349 060 3656 - e-mail: credit@greta.it
More detailed information available on the Conference website:
https://www.greta.it/index.php/it/credit-2025 
https://www.greta.it/index.php/it/credit-2025