The Beijing-Humboldt Forum (BHF) is an international conference with a non-profit background and deals with the Green Economy and its interaction with cultural heritage. The sessions will focus on social science research inquiries, taking into account economic, technological, and social...

The course is intended for Ph.D. students and researchers in statistics, econometrics and finance with an introduction to methods to analyze high frequency data and estimate parametric and nonparametric financial models using such data. The course assumes some familiarity with stochastic...

ZEW invites you to participate in the session “Assessing the Economic Impact of Environmental and Innovation Policies in China and Europe” and in the session “Market and Public Incentives to Invest in Innovation”.

The course is intended for Ph.D. students and researchers in statistics, econometrics and finance with an introduction to methods to analyze high frequency data and estimate parametric and nonparametric financial models using such data. The course assumes some familiarity with stochastic...

Academics, market practitioners, and government agencies (particularly central banks) are especially concerned that fluctuations in real estate markets could affect the financial stability through many channels. They include (but not limited to): - wealth effect of households; - collateral...

Preliminary program: - How Do Business Cycles become Global? Common Shocks or Spillovers? - Asian-Pacific Financial Market Interactions with the U.S. and China: A Structural VAR Approach - Foreign Bank Subsidiaries' Default Risk during the Global Crisis: What Factors Help Insulate Affiliates...