- Francis X. Diebold, Wharton School, Univeristy of Pennsylvania
- Rakesh Mohan, Former Deputy Governor, Bank of India
- Eli Remolona, BIS, Hong Kong (Regional Head)
- Victor Lee, Deputy Director (Products), Finanical Markets Strategy Department, MAS
- Mathew Welch, ING, Managing Director and Head of Financial Institutions, Asia
- Marshall Mays, Director, Emerging Alpha Advisors, Ltd (Manila, Singapore, HK, Tokyo)
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Jerry Cao
Singapore Management University
Working paper :
The Centre for Silver Security (CSS) was set up in November 2008. It is directed by Professor Benedict Koh from the Singapore Management University. CSS aims to be a premier research centre focusing on retirement security, insurance and pension systems.
The centre's primary goals are to:
Affiliate Researchers
- John Piggott
The University of New South Wales - Michael Orszag
Towers Watson - Joelle Fong
University of New South Wales - Jean Lemaire
- "Nursing Home Admittance and Functional Disabilities", by Joelle H. Fong, Benedict SK. Koh, and Olivia S. Mitchell
(CSS-WP-01-2013)
Industry Outreach
1. Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS)
The Institute's Centre for Financial Econometrics (CoFiE) intends to be a world-class research centre in financial econometrics with strong practical applications and international links. Its primary goals are to
- Yacine Ait-Sahalia
Princeton University - Torben Andersen
Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University - Same Ouliaris
Senior Economist, Asian Division of the IMF Institute - David Fernandez
Managing Director and Head of Emerging Asia Research,
JP Morgan, Singapore - John Sequeira
Lead Economist, Economic Policy Department, MAS - Neil Shephard
Univeristy of Oxford
Distinguished Fellow
 Roberto S. Mariano Professor Emeritus of Economics and Statistics and fellow of the Wharton Financial Institutions Center, Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania SUBSCRIBE TO THE SKBI MAILING LIST*Get updates on SKBI news and forthcoming events. *Please note that upon providing your consent to receive marketing communications from SMU SKBI, you may withdraw your consent, at any point in time, by sending your request to skbi_enquiries [at] smu.edu.sg (subject: Withdrawal%20consent%20to%20receive%20marketing%20communications%20from%20SMU) . Upon receipt of your withdrawal request, you will cease receiving any marketing communications from SMU SKBI, within 30 (thirty) days of such a request. 
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