Organized Sessions

The CICIRM 2026 will feature several organized sessions. Prospective organizers should follow the process and requirements outlined below:

• Application Process

Define the theme of the organized session, focusing on insurance, risk management, and actuarial science, ensuring both relevance and timeliness.

Contact potential speakers (each organized session is recommended to include four presentations).

Submit a complete proposal to the conference organizing committee.

• Required Information for Proposal

Theme of the organized session.

Titles and abstracts of all presentations.

Names, affiliations, and contact information (phone and email) of speakers, discussants (if any), and session chair.

• Submission Requirements

Organized session proposals must be submitted to the designated email ccirm@sem.tsinghua.edu.cn by January 18, 2026, after confirming all speakers. All speakers in organized sessions are required to submit their conference papers through the conference submission system at https://www.cfrn.com.cn/cfrn/meet/paper/6

 

Doctoral Forum

The Doctoral Forum at CICIRM is a dedicated academic platform designed for PhD students. It provides an opportunity to engage in in-depth discussions of individual research topics with experienced experts and to gain access to cutting-edge academic insights and professional guidance. PhD students whose papers are successfully selected through the anonymous review process will receive an official invitation to take part in the Doctoral Forum.

 

Suggested Time Allocation for Parallel Session Presentations

• Regular Sessions: Each session includes 4 presentations, with a total of 30 minutes per presentation, consisting of20 minutes for the author’s oral presentation, 6 minutes for the discussant’s comments, and 4 minutes for Q&A.
• OrganizedSessions: Each session includes 4 presentations, with a total of 30 minutes per presentation, which includes 20 minutes for the author’s oral presentation, 6 minutes for the discussant’s comments, and 4 minutes for Q&A.
• Doctoral Forum: Each session includes 4 presentations, with a total of 30 minutes per presentation, consisting of20 minutes for the author’s presentation and 10 minutes for comments from an invited discussant.
• Student Session: Each session includes up to 8 presentations, with a total of 15 minutes per presentation, which includes12 minutes for the author’s presentation and 3 minutes for comments from the session chair.

 

All presenters are required to prepare PowerPoint slides (PPT) for their oral presentations. Discussants are also encouraged to use PPT during their comments. Authors unable to attend in person may present online via Zoom or Tencent Meeting. However, Doctoral Forum presenters must attend and present in person.