All researchers in finance are invited to present in English their latest research in all areas of finance and insurance.

The program committee of the Financial Research Association seeks new finance papers of general interest to the profession. We specifically seek new papers that do not have a "revise-resubmit" journal decision and have not been presented or scheduled to be presented at the Western Finance...

The workshop agenda will focus on issues related to uncertainty and learning as they relate to the economics and management of environmental and natural resources. Appropriate paper topics include decisions under uncertainty, the value of information, and different models of learning (including...

Cato's 27th Annual Monetary Conference--Restoring Global Financial Stability--will provide an in-depth discussion of alternative proposals for reforming the international monetary system and correcting global imbalances. In particular, leading experts will address the role of the government...

The topics of interest for the conference are broad, including financial crises, financial markets, financial intermediation, mergers and acquisitions, private equity, corporate control and organization, international issues in corporate finance, capital structure, payout decisions, corporate...

The purpose is to bring together researchers from different disciplines that study Liquidity, Credit Risk and Extreme Events. This includes econometrics, finance, mathematics and statistics.

FMA’s Annual Meeting brings together academicians and practitioners with interests in financial decisionmaking. The meeting provides a forum for presenting new research and discussing current issues in financial management and related topics.

In economies where resources are uncertain, risk sharing mechanisms enable to reallocate goods for consumption in a more efficient way than resources are. Nevertheless, efficiency requires complete markets. Since the seminal paper of Townsend (1994) who rejected the hypothesis of complete...

The annual meetings of the AFS and FPA are designed to bring together academicians and practitioners to discuss the most recent developments in the field of personal finance. The meetings provide a forum for the presentation of new research and the discussion of current issues in the field.

The primary focus of the workshop is on graduate students, faculty and researchers at universities, public or private institutes, or government agencies involved in research in environmental and natural resource economics.