The Conference will cover a wide range of topics related to financial engineering and banking, including but not limited to: - Asset pricing - Asset-liability management - Liquidity risk - Banking and Financial Management - Credit risk modeling - Bank efficiency and performance measurement -...

We invite submissions from all areas related to labor economics, including but not limited to education, unemployment, income inequality, migration, and the labor market impact of trade and globalization. Empirical research on or theoretical work with empirical applications to the Chinese labor...

The Conference welcomes empirical research papers on financial issues on Asian countries and markets.

Top academics from the field of finance will present their research at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) 2014 Finance Symposium. The event is hosted annually by the Business School's Finance Department at HKUST. The theme is Asset Pricing.

Conference program: Session 1 – Trading; Session 2 – Collateral and covenants; Session 3 – Clearing, Session 4 – Trading & Post trading, Session 5 – High frequency trading

The various works that will be presented illustrate how long-time series inform decision making. They also show how historical models and case studies help to improve our thinking about topical policy issues such as monetary policy in a world of high public debt, the impact of financial...

Post-transition and transition economies in Central and Eastern Europe started their long march towards building a market economy in the place of the planned economy 25 years ago. In that process they relied on multinational companies to different extent: certain countries opened up their...

The theme this year is Big Data and Behavioral Research in Finance; however, all financial markets related papers are welcome.

This symposium aims to bring out some of these brand-related issues. We welcome submissions addressing a broad range of brand strategy and management topics from both theoretical and empirical perspectives.

The public lecture will be followed by experts’ discussions with the participation of Inna Šteinbuka, Head of the European Commission Representation in Latvia, Mārtiņš Zemītis and Agnese Dagile, Economics Experts of the European Commission Representation in Latvia. The series of public...