We now invite submissions for this conference from interested researchers on any topic within the area of Development Economics. Based on information currently available, we plan an in-person event at Trinity College Dublin. This plan is subject to changes depending on the COVID-19 situation....

Submissions of research papers on the following topics are welcome: Finance and investment; Insurance; Game theory; Corporate finance; Mathematical economics; Public finance and macroeconomic stability; Derivatives and management of risk; Financial markets and institutions; Application of operations...

The Conference constitutes a vibrant forum for presenting scientific ideas and results of new research in the areas of investment theory, financial markets, banking, corporate finance, insurance and risk management. Much emphasis is put on practical issues within the fields of finance and insurance.

The general theme of the workshop is applied financial economics, and we welcome papers that are within the frontiers of econometric applications. All submissions, both theoretical and applied, are welcome. Topics: - Financial econometrics and its applications - Modeling and forecasting asset...

Topic: Development Economics.

The 8th NBP Summer Workshop is an annual event that brings together Polish economists affiliated with both domestic and foreign institutions. Its aims are to provide space for exchange of ideas and to lay foundations for future cooperation. Speakers present their original work and discuss issues...

The Rimini Centre for Economic Analysis – Poland and the Faculty of Economic Sciences, University of Warsaw invite papers to be considered for the 2nd RCEA Warsaw Money-Macro-Finance Conference (WMMFC 2019). The Conference will assemble a group of applied and theoretical economists to present...

The multidisciplinary conference encourages participation of teachers and researchers who are interested in the following research areas: - Insurance; - Corporate finance and investments; - Public finance; - Financial markets and institutions; - Macroeconomic stability; - Banking.