The sixth edition of the workshop on Tourists as Consumers, Visitors and Travelers aims to provide a platform for experienced scholars in tourism and allied fields. This year the four main topics, and the corresponding workshop sessions, will be hospitality, tourism macroeconomics and policy,...

The Auckland Centre for Financial Research at the Faculty of Business and Law, Auckland University of Technology will be hosting a two-day conference that focuses on derivative markets. We invite academics and professionals to submit papers that model/explain features of derivative markets. The...

The symposium will bring together leading New Zealand practitioners, academics and policymakers to discuss issues around Derivative Markets.

The Fifth Conference of the International Association for Tourism Economics (IATE 2015) provides an opportunity for researchers, scholars and practitioners to exchange ideas on key research issue in the field of tourism economics. Papers that address applied issues on the field of tourism...

What is the “new normal” after the recent global financial crisis? By now, the “new normal” carries a multitude of meanings and reflects the changes triggered by the crisis. Some versions of the new normal are, for example, the slow and protracted recovery process, the de-leveraging of...

Topics: - Banking and real estate market - Banking and financial crises - Sustainable domestic and non-domestic buildings - Real estate market and financial crises - Sustainable real estate development and Green finance - Banking, mortgage and macroeconomics

Topics: - Stress test - Assessment of quality of capital - Risk retention - QM (qualified mortgages) and QRM (qualified residential mortgages) - Scenario analysis - Liquidity risk measurement - Reverse stress test - Short term liquidity versus long term funding - Sustainability management -...

The Conference on Web and Internet Economics (WINE, formerly Workshop on Internet & Network Economics) is an interdisciplinary forum for the exchange of ideas and results on incentives and computation arising from these various fields.

The theme of ICIS 2014 is Building a Better World through Information Systems. Tracks: 1) Building a Better World Through IS (Conference Theme Track); 2) Societal Impacts of IS; 3) Breakthrough Ideas in IS; 4) Decision Analytics, Big Data, and Visualisation; 5) E-Business; 6) Economics and Value...

This conference aims to join academics, futures industry professionals and policy makers from China and abroad to discuss developments and emerging risks of derivative markets; to research current problems and progress in practical applications; and to discuss policy recommendations. Papers can...