The Robin Cosgrove Prize for Ethics in Finance promotes greater awareness among young people throughout the world of the benefits of ethics in finance.

The vision of the Prize contributes to strengthening the foundations and good quality management of banking and finance based on trust and integrity, especially in emerging markets. It is a unique project to advance ethical standards in all aspects of finance and investment and more broadly to encourage ethical behaviour and sustainability.

The competition for the Robin Cosgrove Prize invites young people, aged 35 years or younger, to submit written papers setting out innovative and creative ideas to promote ethics in finance and banking. The Prize of USD20,000 will be awarded by the international Jury.
We invite you to be a candidate for this prestigious global Prize! Apply now!

About Robin

Robin Cosgrove was a bright young investment banker when he sadly died at age 31. Robin worked internationally, spending much of his professional life in Asia. He came to believe passionately that a major barrier to economic development was the lack of integrity and ethical practice in the banking and financial systems.
Following Robin's untimely death in a hiking accident in the Alps, Robin's family determined to make this dream a reality and set up the Robin Cosgrove Prize with the cooperation of the Observatoire de la Finance, a Swiss not-for-profit foundation based in Geneva.
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A special "Edición Latinoamericana" of the Robin Cosgrove Prize was launched in October 2008.
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