20/9/2021 to 22/9/2021
Kickoff Meeting
Next Generation Models of Financial Data
Science and Study Center Raitenhaslach
A three-day meeting of talks, activities and project work
The Kickoff Meeting is an endeavour to resume in-person acitivites of academic work. Priority will be given to facilitate collaborative work to new create connections as well as strengthen old ones. Acknowledging the realities of the present (and perhaps near future), the event is designed as a hybrid event with stimulating in-person talks accompanied by online talks and discussions and ample opportunities for in-depth working.
Tentative Schedule
Day 1
[12:00-13:30] Arrivals and lunchbreak __________________________________________
[13:30-14:00] Welcome
[14:00-16:00] Presentations
[16:00-] Roundtable Discussions and Project Work
[18:30-] Dinner
Day 2
Tuesday, September 21st
[10:00-12:00] Presentations
[12:00-13:30] Lunchbreak
[13:30-16:00] Roundtable Discussions
and Project Work
[16:00-18:30] Social Programme
and Free Evening
Free Evening, Dinner Indivudally
Day 3
[10:00-12:00] Presentations
[12:00-12:30] Conclusions and Closing Remarks
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[12:00-13:30] Lunchbreak (optional) and departures
Navigation
Johannes Muhle-Karbe (ICL)
Mikko Pakkanen (ICL, online)
Cris Salvi (ICL & ATI)
Aitor Muguruza (ICL)
Owen Futter (ICL)
Rudi Zagst (TUM)
Mathias Scherer (TUM)
Felix Krahmer (TUM, online)
Blanka Horvath (TUM)
Aleksey Min (TUM)
Hanna Veselovska (TUM)
Chong Liu (TUM)
Marco Rauscher (TUM)
Yannick Limmer (TUM)
Alexandre Antonov (Dankse Bank)
Christian Bayer (Weierstrass Institute)
Sam Cohen (Oxford & ATI , online)
Christa Cuchiero (University of Vienna)
Jim Gatheral (Baruch College New York)
Alessandro Gnoatto (University of Verona)
Martino Grasselli (University of Padua and DVRC Paris)
Zacharia Issa (KCL)
Maud Lemericer (Warwick & ATI)
Chamberlain Mwah (Yields.io)
Josef Teichmann (ETH Zurich)
Victor Wang (Oxford, online)
Safety Measures (3G Rule/VaReTe):
The facilities and the hotel follow the 3G/VaReTe rule. Admission upon proof of
Geimpft (Vaccination)
Genesen (Recovered)
Getestet (Tested negative, with a Quick test)
Alle Gäste und Beteiligten Ihrer Tagung müssen uns (und auch im Hotel) einen entsprechenden Nachweis vorzeigen.
Wer keinen Impf- oder Genesenennachweis vorweisen kann, benötigt einen schriftlichen, tagesaktuellen, negativen Test.
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Shuttle service times between Hotel and Conference Center
Monday, 11:40
From Hotel to Academy Center (5)
Monday 20:00
From Academy Center to Hotel (20)
Tuesday 9:40
From Hotel to Academy Center (15)
Tuesday 16:15
From Academy Center to Hotel (15)
Wedbesday 9:40
From Hotel to Academy Center (15)
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For Zoom links for the individual days can be found here. The passcode(s) for entry will be sent upon request. Please contact Blanka.Horvath@tum.de with any queries.
Hybrid On-site / Online discussions
For Zoom links of the individual discussions please refer to the schedule here.
The passcode(s) for entry will be sent upon request: Blanka.Horvath@tum.de
Working through coffee breaks Blackboards are available upon request, the available study rooms can be booked for individual discussions.
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Travel arrangements
For travel reimbursement guidelines and forms please refer to the email sent by Ms Bettina Haas.
Mikko Pakkanen
ICL (online)
Marco Rauscher
TUM
Aitor Muguruza
ICL
Matthias Scherer
TUM
Alexandre Antonov
Dankse Bank
Christian Bayer
Weierstrass Institute
Christa Cuchiero
Vienna University
Cris Salvi
ICL and ATI
Alessandro Gnoatto
Univeristy of Verona
Chamberlain Mwah
Sam Cohen
Oxford Universiry (online)
Aleksey Min
TUM
Zacharia Issa
KCL
Chong Liu
TUM
Maud Lemercier
Warwick and ATI
Hanna Veselovska
TUM
Martino Grasselli
University of Padua and DVRC Paris
Victor Wang
Oxford University (online)
Felix Krahmer
TUM (Online)
Josef Teichmann
ETH Zurich
Johannes Muhle-Karbe
ICL
Rudi Zagst
TUM
Jim Gatheral
Baruch College, New York
The Venue
Science and Study Center Raitenhaslach
About the TUM Science & Study Center: After extensive restoration work, the Technical University of Munich established its Science & Study Center in the prelate's wing of the former Cistercian monastery Raitenhaslach.
The new location in Raitenhaslach links TUM to the roots of academia – after all, natural sciences in Bavaria emerged from the monastery communities in the 18th century. Far away from everyday university life, Raitenhaslach now fosters intellectual recreation and creative, academic interaction.
For more information see here and here.
Raitenhaslach 11
84489 Burghausen
Phone: +49.89.289.25283
Fax: +49.89.289.23399
raitenhaslach(at)tum.de
