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| Financial Regulation - Principles and Policy | ||
| Type: | Bachelor and Master Seminar
Doctorate Colloquium |
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| Grades: | We aim to provide the grades for the thesis to each participant in the first week of July 2023. | |
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The seminar is currently scheduled for the Spring Semester 2023
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Monday, 8 May 20239.00-17.30 Tuesday, 9 May 2023 8.45-13.00 |
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| Location: | Pestalozzi Rechtsanwälte AG Löwenstrasse 1 8001 Zürich |
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| Language: |
English |
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| Information: | A research outline (in English) of 1-2 pages on your topic of choice must be submitted by email to the chair and approved before your topic is secured. The deadline for submitting the research outline is 31 January, but we encourage students to send it in as early as possible. | |
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| Presentation: |
All participants are required to hold a 10-15 min presentation (with ppt) on the topic of their paper and answer questions. The presentation is not graded separately, it is just an opportunity for additional questions and interaction with the Chair as well as other participants. Your presentation can only influence your grade in a positive direction. Please send us the presentation slides no later than Thursday, 4 May 2023 or bring them on your own stick to the seminar. |
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| Credits: |
Bachelor students can get 6 credits, Master students can get 12 credits for their Master's thesis (does not apply to double-degree students from KU Leuven, who can get 18 ECTS). PhD students can get 6 ECTS credits as one of their required colloquia. |
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| Formalities: | You can find the formalities on our chair website under Master / Bachelor Thesis. The same prerequisites apply for Bachelor students. Failure to meet these requirements will be taken into consideration negatively. | |
| Application: | - | |
| Submission: |
3 May 2023: PDF and WORD by email to lst.alexander@rwi.uzh.ch 5 May 2023 at 12pm: 2 hard copies physically at our Chair (RWI, Rämistrasse 74, Offices RAI-G-99/97, 8001 Zürich) We aim to provide the grades for the thesis to each participant in the first week of July 2023. |
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Financial Regulation - Principles and Policy | |
| Type: | Bachelor and Master Seminar
Doktorandenkolloquium |
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| Date: |
The seminar is currently scheduled for the Spring Semester 2022
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| Time: | 09:00-17:30 | |
| Location: |
SIX Swiss Exchange Pfingstweidstrasse 110 8005 Zürich |
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| Language: | English | |
| Information: | A research outline (in English) of 1-2 pages on your topic of choice must be submitted by email to the chair and approved before your topic is secured. The deadline for submitting the research outline is 31 January, but we encourage students to send it in as early as possible. | |
| Topics: |
- International and/or European Financial Law
- General Corporate/Company Law - International, European, Swiss, British, American
- Financial Crime
- Economic Sanctions
- Please note that Professor Alexander always requires a comparative component in the theses he supervises, even if it is not the main focus of your work.
- Please feel free to look at topics from previous years as well as Prof. Alexander's teaching materials for inspiration.
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| Target students: |
* Bachelor students - Bachelor's thesis for 6 ECTS * Master students - Master's thesis for 12 ECTS * Double-degree students from KU Leuven - Master's thesis for 18 ECTS * PhD students for their Doktorandenkolloquium ECTS credits. |
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| Presentation: |
All participants are required to hold a 10-15 min presentation (with ppt) on the topic of their paper and answer questions. The presentation is not graded separately, it is just an opportunity for additional questions and interaction with the Chair as well as other participants. Your presentation can only influence your grade in a positive direction. |
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| Credits: |
Bachelor students can get 6 credits, Master students can get 12 credits for their Master's thesis (does not apply to double-degree students from KU Leuven, who can get 18 ECTS). PhD students can get 6 ECTS credits as one of their required colloquia. |
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| Formalities: | You can find the formalities on our chair website under "Masterarbeit". The same prerequisites apply for Bachelor students. Failure to meet these requirements will be taken into consideration negatively. | |
| Application: | - | |
| Submission: | 3 May 2022 | |
| Notes | ||
| Financial Regulation - Principles and Policy | ||
| Type: | Bachelor and Master Seminar - NOTE Updated Deadline for Master's / Bachelor's theses (one week later), and Date of seminars
Doktorandenkolloquium |
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| Date: |
The seminar is currently scheduled for the Spring Semester 2021: 10 May 2021 (Bachelor and Master Seminar) 11 May 2021 (Doktorandenkolloquium) |
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| Time: | 09:00-18:30 | |
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virtual (zoom) Topic: Bachelor & Master Seminar: Financial Regulation - Principles and Policy_Chair Alexander Join Zoom Meeting Meeting ID: 631 8001 3747
*** Topic: Doktorandenkolloquium: Financial Regulation - Principles and Policy_Chair Alexander Join Zoom Meeting Meeting ID: 676 3495 6849 |
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| Language: | English | |
| Information: | A research outline (in English) of 1-2 pages on your topic of choice must be submitted by email to the chair and approved before your topic is secured. First come, first served. Please note that there is a max participant number of 10 individuals. | |
| Topics: |
- International and/or European Financial Law
- General Corporate/Company Law - International, European, Swiss, British, American
- Please note that Professor Alexander always requires a comparative component in the theses he supervises, even if it is not the main focus of your work.
- This year the topic list is less strict, but please feel free to look at topics from previous years as well as Prof. Alexander's teaching materials for inspiration.
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| Target students: |
* Bachelor students - Bachelor's thesis for 6 ECTS * Master students - Master's thesis for 6, 12 or 18 ECTS * PhD students for their Doktorandenkolloquium ECTS credits. |
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| Presentation: |
All participants are required to hold a 10-15 min presentation (with ppt) on the topic of their paper and answer questions. The presentation is not graded separately, it is just an opportunity for additional questions and interaction with the Chair as well as other participants. Your presentation can only influence your grade in a positive direction. |
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| Credits: |
Bachelor students can get 6 credits, Master students can get 6, 12 or 18 credits for their Master's thesis. Please note: from Autumn Semester 2021 onwards, Master students may only write one Master's thesis, which will be 12 ECTS. PhD students can get 6 ECTS credits as one of their required colloquia. |
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| Formalities: | You can find the formalities on our chair website under "Masterarbeit". The same prerequisites apply for Bachelor students. Failure to meet these requirements will be taken into consideration negatively. | |
| Application: |
Deadline: Friday, 18 December 2020, 12:00 noon Please apply by sending your two-page outline of your proposed topic, including a short motivation behind choosing it and a preliminary plan of how you wish to approach it. Please also comply with the requirements listed under "Masterarbeit". Email: lst.alexander@rwi.uzh.ch |
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| Submission: |
NEW Deadline: (one week later) 26 April 2021, 12:00 noon You must email your thesis (incl. Declaration of Originality) in Word and PDF to lst.alexander@rwi.uzh.ch and submit two paper copies to our offices RAI-G-099 or RAI-G-097 by 26 April 2021, 12:00 noon. |
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| Notes | ||
CORONAVIRUS UPDATE (08.09.20): Due to the Coronavirus, the Spring Semester 2020 Seminar and Doktorandenkolloquium have been deferred to Autumn 2020
| International and European Financial Regulation | ||
| Type: | Bachelor and Master Seminar
Doktorandenkolloquium |
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| Date: |
The seminar is scheduled for: Thursday, 19 November 2020 (Doktorandenkolloquium) Friday, 04 December 2020 (Bachelor and Master Seminar) |
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Doktorandenkolloquium: 09:00-12:30 Seminar: 09:00-17:30 |
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| Location: |
SIX Swiss Exchange Convention Point (Cancelled) Pfingstweidstrasse 110 8005 Zürich Please note: unfortunately, due to the Covid-19 situation and the measures set by the Federal government and the UZH guidelines, we regret to inform you that our Seminar and Doktorandenkolloquium will not be held at SIX. Instead, we will be providing a link to the two zoom conferences on 19 November and 4 December, respectively. We will be sending out emails with the agenda, including the time and order of presentations and presenters. |
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| Language: | English | |
| Information: | A research outline (in English) of 1-2 pages on your topic of choice must be submitted by email to the chair and approved before your topic is secured. First come, first served. Please note that there is a max participant number of 10 individuals. | |
| Topics: |
- International and/or European Financial Law
- General Corporate/Company Law - International, European, Swiss, British, American
- Please note that Professor Alexander always requires a comparative component in the theses he supervises, even if it is not the main focus of your work.
- This year the topic list is less strict, but please feel free to look at topics form previous years as well as Prof. Alexander's teaching materials for inspiration.
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| Target students: |
* Bachelor students - Bachelor's thesis for 6 ECTS * Master students - Master's thesis for 12 or 18 ECTS * PhD students for their Doktorandenkolloquium ECTS credits. |
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| Presentation: |
All participants are required to hold a 10-15 min presentation (with ppt) on the topic of their paper and answer questions. The presentation is not graded separately, it is just an opportunity for additional questions and interaction with the Chair as well as other participants. Your presentation can only influence your grade in a positive direction. Please send us your powerpoint presentation to lst.alexander@rwi.uzh.ch one week before the Doktorandenkolloquium (by 12 November 2020, 17:00) and Seminar (by 27 November 2020, 17:00). |
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| Credits: |
Bachelor students can get 6 credits, Master students can get 12 or 18 credits for their Master's thesis. PhD students can get 6 ECTS credits as one of their required colloquia. |
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| Formalities: | You can find the formalities on our chair website under "Masterarbeit". The same prerequisites apply for Bachelor students. Failure to meet these requirements will be taken into consideration negatively. | |
| Application: |
Deadline: registration closed Please apply by sending your two-page outline of your proposed topic, including a short motivation behind choosing it and a preliminary plan of how you wish to approach it. Please also comply with the requirements listed under "Masterarbeit". Email: lst.alexander@rwi.uzh.ch |
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| Submission: |
Deadline: Friday, 20 November 2020, 12:00 noon (Master and Bachelor) You must email your thesis (incl. Declaration of Originality) in Word and PDF to lst.alexander@rwi.uzh.ch and submit two paper copies to our offices RAI-G-099 or RAI-G-097 by Friday, 20 November 2020, at 12:00 noon. |
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| Notes | ||
| Financial Regulation - Principles and Policy | ||
| Type: | Bachelor and Master Seminar
Doktorandenkolloquium |
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| Date: |
The seminar is currently scheduled for: Monday 6 May 2019 (Master and Bachelor students) Tuesday 7 May 2019 (PhD students) |
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| Time: | 08:30 - 17:30
to be confirmed |
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| Location: | tba | |
| Language: | English | |
| Information: | A research outline (in English) of 1-2 pages on your topic of choice must be submitted by email to the chair and approved before your topic is secured. First come, first served. | |
| Topics: |
- International and/or European Financial Law
- General Corporate/Company Law - International, European, Swiss, British, American
- Please note that Professor Alexander always requires a comparative component in the theses he supervises, even if it is not the main focus of your work.
- This year the topic list is less strict, but please feel free to look at topics form previous years as well as Prof. Alexander's teaching materials for inspiration.
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| Target students: |
* Bachelor students - Bachelor's thesis for 6 ECTS * Master students - Master's thesis for 12 or 18 ECTS * PhD students for their Doktorandenkolloquium ECTS credits. |
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| Presentation: |
All participants are required to hold a 10-15 min presentation (with ppt) on the topic of their paper and answer questions. The presentation is not graded separately, it is just an opportunity for additional questions and interaction with the Chair as well as other participants. Your presentation can only influence your grade in a positive direction. |
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| Credits: |
Bachelor students can get 6 credits, Master students can get 12 or 18 credits for their Master's thesis. PhD students can get 6 ECTS credits as one of their required colloquia. |
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| Formalities: | You can find the formalities on our chair website under "Masterarbeit". The same prerequisites apply for Bachelor students. Failure to meet these requirements will be taken into consideration negatively. | |
| Application: |
Deadline: 31 December 2018 updated Please apply by sending your two-page outline of your proposed topic, including a short motivation behind choosing it and a preliminary plan of how you wish to approach it. Please also comply with the requirements listed under "Masterarbeit". Email: lst.alexander@rwi.uzh.ch |
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| Submission: |
Deadline: 29 April 2019 updated Please email your thesis in word and pdf to lst.alexander@rwi.uzh.ch and submit two paper copies to our offices RAI-G-099 or RAI-G-097 by Monday 29 April 2019 at 12:00 noon. |
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| Notes | ||
| International Financial Regulation DEADLINE PASSED / FULL | ||
| Type: | Bachelor and Master Seminar
Doktorandenkolloquium |
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| Date: |
Monday 7 May 2018 (Master and Bachelor students) Tuesday 8 May 2018 (PhD students) |
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| Time: | 8:30 - 17:30 | |
| Location: |
Botanical Garden Zurich, Villa Rainhof Room ZOD-F-10.03 |
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| Language: | English | |
| Information: | A research outline (in English) of 1-2 pages on your topic of choice must be submitted by email to the chair and approved before your topic is secured. First come, first serve. | |
| Topics: |
- International and/or European Financial Law
- General Corporate/Company Law - International, European, Swiss, British, American
- Please note that Professor Alexander always requires a comparative component in the theses he supervises, even if it is not the main focus of your work.
- This year the topic list is less strict, but please feel free to look at topics form previous years as well as Prof. Alexander's teaching materials for inspiration.
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| Target students: |
* Bachelor Students - Bachelor thesis for 6 ECTS * Master Students - Master's thesis for 12 or 18 ECTS * PhD students for their Doktorandenkolloquium ECTS credits. |
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| Presentation: |
All participants are required to hold a 10-15 min presentation (with ppt) on the topic of their paper and answer questions. The presentation is not graded separately, it is just an oppotunity for additional questions and interaction with the Chair as well as other participants. Your presentation can only influence your grade in a positive direction. |
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| Credits: |
Bachelor Students can get 6 credits, Master Students can get 12 or 18 credits for their Master's thesis. PhD students can get 6 ECTS credits as one of their required colloquia. |
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| Formalities: | You can find the formalities on our chair website under "Masterarbeit". The same prerequisites apply for Bachelor students. Failure to meet these requirements will be taken into consideration negatively. | |
| Application: |
Deadline: 11 December 2017 PASSED Please apply by sending your two-page outline of your proposed topic, including a short motivation behind choosing it and a preliminary plan of how you wish to approach it. Please also comply with the requirements listed under "Masterarbeit". Email: lst.alexander@rwi.uzh.ch |
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| Submission: |
Deadline: 3 May 2018 updated Please email your thesis in word and pdf to lst.alexander@rwi.uzh.ch and submit two paper copies to our offices RAI-G-099 or RAI-G-097 by Thursday 3 May 2018 at 17:00. |
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| Notes | Please note that the seminar room in the Botanical Garden might be tricky to find if you have never been there before. You have to walk through a section of the park. We advise everyone to take this into account when scheduling their arrival times. Link to UZH map: ZOD | |
| Principles of Financial Regulation | ||
| Date: | Monday 8 May 2017 + Tuesday 9 May 2017 | |
| Time: | 8:30 - 17:30 | |
| Location: | Botanical Garden Zurich, room ZOD-F-10.05 | |
| Language: | English | |
| Information: | A research outline (in English) of 1-2 pages on your topic of choice must be submitted by email to the chair and approved before your topic is secured. First come, first serve. | |
| Topics: | ||
| Target students: |
Bachelor and Master Students, as listed with each topic. PhD students for their PhD ECTS credits. |
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| Credits: |
Bachelor Students can get 6 credits, Master Students can get 18 credits for their Master's thesis and presentation. PhD students can get 6 ECTS credits as one of their required colloquia. |
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| Formalities: | You can find the formalities on our chair website under "Masterarbeit". The same prerequisites apply for Bachelor students. Failure to meet these requirements will be taken into consideration negatively. | |
| Application: |
Deadline: 16 December 2016 passed Please apply by sending your research outline and a short letter of motivation to the chair by email . |
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| Submission: |
Deadline: 1 May 2017 Please email your thesis in word and pdf to lst.alexander@rwi.uzh.ch by Monday 1 May 2017 at 23:59. And submit two paper copies to our offices RAI-G-099 or RAI-G-097 by Tuesday 2 May 2017 at 16:00. |
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| Notes | Please note that the seminar room in the Botanical Garden might be tricky to find if you have never been there before. You have to walk through a section of the park. We advise everyone to take this into account when scheduling their arrival times. Link to UZH map: ZOD | |
| International and European Financial Regulation | ||
| Date: | 09.05.2016 + 10.05.2016 | |
| Location: | Botanical Garden, Zurich | |
| Language: | English | |
| Note: | As Prof. Alexander is on sabbatical this semester, no appointments can be made with him to discuss your thesis until February 2016. A research outline (in english) of your topic of choice must be submitted by email to the chair and approved, before your topic is secured. First come, first serve. | |
| Topics: | ||
| Target students: | Bachelor and Master Students, as listed with each topic. | |
| Credits: | Bachelor Students can get 6 credits, Master Students can get 18 credits. | |
| Formalities: | You can find the formalities on our chair website under "Masterarbeit". The same prerequisits apply for Bachelor students. Failure to meet these requirements will be taken into consideration negatively. | |
| Application: | Please apply by sending your research outline and a short letter of motivation to the chair by email . Deadline is 19 December 2015. | |
| Information- meeting: |
Students are welcome to come by the chair on 15. October 2015 from 10-12am for an informal exchange on their topic with the chair's assistants in room RAI-G-099. | |
| Submission Deadline: | 6 May 2016, 16:00. | |
