The main objective of the Symposium is to further research in the areas of finance, banking, and insurance, and to strengthen the cooperation between academia and practice. Therefore, we encourage the submission of academic papers from all areas including: - Asset Pricing and Asset Management -...

Papers in all areas of accounting finance and economics are welcome.

Theoretical and empirical research papers in all areas of accounting, banking, and finance are welcome to be submitted for presentation.

The Symposium will examine a variety of national and international initiatives concerning skills measurement and certification. It will discuss the successes and failures and will consider more generally the merits of attempts to quantify skills acquisition. Please note that places are strictly...

Papers submitted may be in any of the following areas related to: 1. Monetary policy 2. Fiscal policy and monetary policy, Pensions 3. Monetary Theory, Prices and Money demand 4. Banking risk and stability, prudential regulations 5. Banking competition, mergers and costs, Interest rates 6....

The purpose of the conference is to promote research in empirical finance and financial econometrics in Asia and Europe. The program will consist of keynote and contributed sessions in the fields of empirical finance and financial econometrics.

The topic of the 41st St. Gallen Symposium aims to address power in the context of business, politics, science and society. Subareas: - the power of politics and arms - the power of money and ownership - the power of voice - the power of leadership and authority - the power of values and ideas

The Symposium will focus on Asian Financial management issues in all areas of finance. Topics suitable for the Symposium include, but are not limited to, the following: Capital Markets, Investments, Behavioral Aspects of Capital Markets, Trading and Pricing of Derivatives, Risk and Asset...

The aim of the meeting is to present and discuss recent developments in theoretical and empirical analysis of nonlinearity in economics and finance.