Conference Background: Theoretical and empirical research on financial markets and the banking system, with special focus on the interaction among economic agents, market rules and institutions, appears of foremost importance in the aftermath of the global financial crisis.

Topics: a) Global imbalances and the future of the international monetary system. b) Particular mix of policies adopted to face the crisis in different countries including developing countries (country studies). c) Financial liberalization and the restructuring of the financial system after the...

Conference Programme: Session 1: Post Crisis Regulation and Intervention Strategies Session 2: New Business Models in the Post Crisis Financial System Session 3: Regulation and the Changing Financial Landscape

Workshop Topics: Integration Electricity, Gas, Carbon and, in general, Power Markets as well as Financial Derivatives on Energy. In details: - Integration of Electricity Markets, - Market Power and Market Strategies, - Electricity Markets Modelling and Simulation, - Impact of new technologies, -...

The conference aims to assess how membership to the euro area has affected countries’ experience of the financial crisis and the recession; the issues facing recent and prospective entrants to the euro area; and the future of the euro area in terms of monetary-fiscal policy coordination,...

Topics: - Dynamic asset allocation - Portfolio choice and liquidity - Asset pricing and liquidity - Time-varying risks and returns - Predictability in asset prices - Portfolio rebalancing and trading

Program: 1. Long Term Risk Measurement 2. Commodities and Energy Options 3. Longevity Risk Management

Areas of interest include, but not limited to: • Term structure modelling of risk-free and defaultable bonds • Interest rate derivatives • Term structure and the real economy • Risk premia in bond markets

The main aim of the Conference is to present new theoretical and methodological results and significant applications in Insurance and Finance by means of the capabilities of the interdisciplinary mathematical-statistical approach.

Speakers: Franklin Allen, The Wharton School; James Leisenring, International Accounting Standards Board; and Katherine Schipper, Duke University [gemäß den Informationen des Anbieters - according to site editor's information] The website is no longer available.