Papers in all areas of accounting and finance are welcome.

The Symposium consists of two main parts: plenary paper presentations and paper sessions. It provides an ideal setting for academicians to exchange views on accounting research.

We welcome contributions, which will help advance visions, practices, technologies, research and theories to be much better support for Business and Management purposes. The scope of ICAICTBM 2013 will cover but not be limited to: Session I: ICT for Business and Management Session II:...

Topics: - Energy and Resources - Health - Information Technology and Telecommunications - Infrastructure and Urban Development - Manufacturing - Mobility - Science and Technology Participation in these meetings is by invitation only.

Programme: - Taming the Real Estate Beast: The Effects of Monetary and Macroprudential Policies on Housing Prices and Credit. By Kenneth Kuttner and Ilhyock Shim* (BIS) - Rental Rate under Housing Price Uncertainty: A Real-Options Approach. By Honglin Wang* (HKIMR), Fan Yu (CMC and SAIF) and...

Programme: - Recent Performance of the Hong Kong Dollar Foreign Exchange Market and the Linked Exchange Rate System - Transmitting Global Liquidity to East Asia: Dollar Credit in Mainland China and Hong Kong - Rising Mainland Exposure of Hong Kong Banks: Finding the Optimum Level and Assessing...

This symposium will bring researchers from all over the world together to explore different aspects of institutional and governance features and their impact on financial reporting outcomes. The conference provides an opportunity to extend our research frontiers and offers a fertile ground for...

Topics: 1. Design and implementation of management accounting systems 2. Theory of management control 3. Optimization of management control 4. Optimization of management accounting report systems 5. Optimization of overall budgeting management 6. Risk management and managerial control 7....

The Symposium consists of two main parts: plenary paper presentations and paper sessions. It provides an ideal setting for academicians to exchange views on accounting research.

This conference aims to join academics and business economists to discuss a wide variety of topics on global derivative markets and their implications for practitioners.