University of North Carolina at Charlotte

Belk College of Business (Friday Building) - Lecture Hall 17

March 31-April 1, 2009

The global credit crisis that has developed during the last two years raises a wide variety of ethically important questions about lending in particular and, more generally, the structure, culture and practices of the domestic and global financial services industry. These questions range from issues of retail banking practices with respect to individual borrowers, to the incentives and compensation structures at financial institutions, to the regulation of U.S. financial markets, to the structure and interdependence of global financial networks.