Topics: - What is full employment? How is it defined and measured? How close are we to achieving full employment? What are the challenges that remain? - The increasing problem of underemployment and marginal workers. - The increased precariousness of work. - Has Work Choices worked? - wages,...

Fields of interest include: - Banking; - Risk Management; - Corporate finance; - Asset Pricing; - Modelling volatility and correlation; - International finance; - Portfolio management and optimization; - Pricing of derivatives; - Financial forecasting; - Behavioural finance; - Multicriteria decision...

The scope of the conference will be to present the most recent research on multivariate volatility modelling, including applications to risk management, portfolio choice and betas. We welcome papers related to the econometric and statistical modeling of large sets of assets, multivariate series...

Themes: - ESRC World Economy and Finance reports, with special session on Private Equity - ‘Odious Debt’, Law and Global Finance - Sovereign Debt Write-downs - Catastrophe Insurance; Creditor coordination - Future of Global Finance

The primary goal of the conference will be to provide opportunities for business related academicians and professionals from various business related fields in a global realm to publish their paper in one source. The Global Business and Finance Research Conference, London (GBFR) will bring...

The 5th ICAFT will examine not only those issues related to transition from a command to a market-oriented economy and their implications for the accounting and finance professions, but also all other aspects of accounting and finance affected by times of rapid social and economic change. Papers...

The aim of the conference is to bring together scientists, both economists and physicists, interested in problems in economics and finance. A wide range of topics has been covered including, for example, analysis of time series, option pricing, agent models and game theory. Scope It is now...

Working papers in all areas of Finance will be considered, but preference will be given to those covering the Credit Risk area.