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Romanian Model World Bank Group

A finance conference where students run simulated companies and markets, assess real risks, and learn from people in the field.

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What to expect

The Romanian Model World Bank Group teaches economics by putting it in students' hands. In past editions, participants have run a simulated company through its balance sheet, P&L, and cash flow, tried stock market simulations, and rated a company's loan risk the way an analyst would. Speakers come from banks, asset managers, and consulting firms, and each edition has its own theme.

Format
Conference
Editions so far
4
Attendee rating
4.4

What attendees say

Average attendee rating

4.4/5

Based on 10 attendee reviews collected since May 2025.

  • 5 stars5
  • 4 stars4
  • 3 stars1
  • 2 stars0
  • 1 star0

  • Overall, the event went well.

    Natalia, Romanian Model World Bank Group: Economic Resilience as National Defence,

  • The event actually exceeded my expectations, better than a 10. You should do this again.

    Teodor, Romanian Model World Bank Group: Economic Resilience as National Defence,

  • A very interesting and varied experience. The organizers were very helpful and available. More timely communication would have been appreciated, and I expected the conference to be in English.

    Anonymous, Romanian Model World Bank Group: Economic Resilience as National Defence,

  • I wanted to learn new things, and I actually learned a lot. It was magnificent, it was perfect.

    Rania, Romanian Model World Bank Group: Economic Resilience as National Defence,

  • I hoped to connect with skilled professionals, and I did.

    Anonymous, Romanian Model World Bank Group: Economic Resilience as National Defence,

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