Contribution to the dissemination of skills - ISFB Award
ISFB prize awarded to two graduates of the University of Fribourg's Faculty of Economic and Social Sciences and Management
Introduced in 2023, the ISFB prize is awarded each year for a Bachelor's or Master's thesis written within the Faculty of Economic and Social Sciences and Management, and which contributes to the reputation of banking and finance in Switzerland.
At the ceremony, ISFB Managing Director Mathias Baitan introduced the association before presenting the two ISFB 2023 Awards.
The ISFB Bachelor 2023 Prize was awarded to Mr Marc Olivier Humbert, for his bachelor thesis under the supervision of Professor Dušan Isakov entitled "Stock market performance of companies increasing their capital on the Swiss market".
The ISFB Master 2023 prize was awarded to Mr Jérémie Kamerzin, for his master's thesis under the Direction of Professor Dušan Isakov entitled "Are companies with good ESG ratings more resilient in times of crisis?"
ISFB is the competence and career center for banks and financial institutions in French-speaking Switzerland. The Institute offers services specific to the banking and finance sector in the fields of continuing education, examinations and skills assessments, the development of social skills and the promotion of competence. Founded in 1987 as a not-for-profit professional association, the ISFB currently brings together over fifty banking and financial institutions throughout French-speaking Switzerland.
ISFB wishes the winners and all graduates of the University of Fribourg the very best for their future studies and careers.
Promotion solennelle / Promotionsfeier 2023
University of Freiburg
October 13, 2023
Photos and video of the ceremony
See all photos and videos of the ceremony on the University of Fribourg website.
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Contributing to the reputation of the skill
As a professional association, the ISFB operates within an ecosystem made up of numerous stakeholders: on the one hand, member institutions, their employees and the general public interested in banking and finance; and on the other, public and private players, training centers and universities, involved in initial or continuing training, career development and advice. What they all have in common is that they are active in the management of banking and financial skills.