The first Cherry Blossom Emerging Researchers Forum occurred on October 15, 2020. This special online forum featured the financial education research of four emerging scholars, representing three countries.
The National Endowment for Financial Education is generously sponsoring the forum.
GFLEC is proud to announce the winner of the first Rising Scholar Award. Daniel Mangrum of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York has won for his paper, entitled “Personal Finance Education Mandates and Student Loan Repayment.”
We thank the National Endowment for Financial Education for sponsoring the award.
Professor Claudia M. Buch Vice-President of the Deutsche Bundesbank, Germany Read Prof. Buch’s speech here. |
Boukje Compen, PhD Researcher, University of Antwerpen, Belgium: “The Impact of Teacher Engagement in an Interactive Webinar Series on the Effectiveness of Financial Literacy Education?” Paper | Presentation |
Daniel Jacobs, Portfolio Construction Researcher, Vanguard, USA: “Credit Shocks and Financial Literacy Accumulation” Paper | Presentation |
Daniel Mangrum, Research Economist, Federal Reserve Bank of New York, USA: “Personal Finance Education Mandates and Student Loan Repayment” Paper | Presentation |
Jasmira Wiersma, PhD Candidate, University of Groningen, The Netherlands: “Skating on Thin Ice: New Evidence on Financial Fragility” Paper | Presentation |
Andrea Hasler Deputy Academic Director, GFLEC at the George Washington University School of Business, USA |
Tim Kaiser Research Associate, DIW Berlin, Germany |
Annamaria Lusardi Academic Director, GFLEC at the George Washington University School of Business, USA |
Carly Urban Associate Professor of Economics, Montana State University, USA |
Philippe d’Astous Assistant Professor, Department of Finance, HEC Montréal, Canada (award winner in 2019) |