The 70 graduates of the 2008 Executive Program assembled this afternoon to receive their diplomas, and to learn who had won this year's award for the best diploma thesis.
Dr Bruderer gave an erudite presentation on the importance of trust in banking based on his personal experiences before launching into a sure-footed description of interdisciplinary research, conducted by leading economist Ernst Fehr, on the neurobiological basis of trusting behaviour.
The Executive Program Alumni Prize went to Credit Suisse computer science expert René Keller for his research "Web 2.0 in Private Banking: The impact of Internet services on the client advisory process".
A graduate of the ETH computer science department, René has held various IT management positions and currently heads CS's IT Core Banking Solutions division. Last year, the Alumni prize went to Dr Haibo Wunderli-Ye for her research on wealth management in China.
Dr Bruderer gave an erudite presentation on the importance of trust in banking based on his personal experiences before launching into a sure-footed description of interdisciplinary research, conducted by leading economist Ernst Fehr, on the neurobiological basis of trusting behaviour.
The Executive Program Alumni Prize went to Credit Suisse computer science expert René Keller for his research "Web 2.0 in Private Banking: The impact of Internet services on the client advisory process".
A graduate of the ETH computer science department, René has held various IT management positions and currently heads CS's IT Core Banking Solutions division. Last year, the Alumni prize went to Dr Haibo Wunderli-Ye for her research on wealth management in China.
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The gathering for the 2008 Executive Program graduation and the Alumni Prize announcement sounded truly remarkable. Dr. Bruderer's discourse on trust in banking, grounded in personal insights, coupled with Ernst Fehr's interdisciplinary research, underscores the importance of trust in financial sectors. René Keller's research on "Web 2.0 in Private Banking" deserving the Alumni Prize reflects the evolving landscape in client advisory services. His expertise and position at Credit Suisse demonstrate a commitment to innovation. Such groundbreaking research adds immense value to the financial industry, echoing the program's consistent recognition of outstanding contributions. Here find more information on pillar 3b pension.
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