The conference provides an excellent opportunity for policy makers, representatives of the private sector and prominent academics from around the world to gather to discuss, exchange experiences and learn from the best in the macroprudential field. Participation is by invitation only.

The Annual Conference of the European Association of Environmental and Resource Economists is an invaluable opportunity for meeting, exchanging and debating current topics in environmental and resource economics.

The pre-conference workshop aims to invite research that explicitly looks at interlinkages between climate policy, financial markets and questions of public finance. We welcome empirical and theoretical contributions that discuss the following questions: - What are the regulatory risks of carbon...

This pre-conference workshop at EAERE 2017 in Athens directly follows and expands upon the thematic session Willingness to pay in space: New insights into the spatial dimension of stated preferences, held at the 2016 EAERE conference in Zurich. It responds to queries and requests received in the...

Proposed conference themes: Theme 1 - CCP default management; recovery and resolution; Theme 2 - FMI operations – technology; FMI applications of fintech; operational risk management; Theme 3 - FMI networks, interdependencies and resilience. Submissions are encouraged from policy-makers,...

Conference Themes: - Measuring asset risk over the cycle - Correlated risks in asset and funding choices - Measuring the quality of capital and bail in capacity - Optimal design of going-concern contingent capital - Prevention versus risk absorption - Asset encumbrance and run risk - Allocation...

This conference aims to bring together leading academics and policy makers working on macroprudential regulation. We invite high-quality submissions on macroprudential regulation and its implementation. Topics: - The interaction of macroprudential regulation with traditional banking regulation...

The aim of the conference is to foster the discussion about the interaction between the financial sector and the real economy and their implications for the conduct of monetary policy and financial regulation. The recent financial crisis has stimulated both theoretical and empirical research on...

This conference aims to bring together researchers and policymakers to discuss the effects of the financial crisis on household finances and behaviour. In recent years, household income and wealth have been severely affected by simultaneous adverse conditions in the labour, housing and stock...

Over the past few decades ties between financial markets worldwide have become stronger as a result of developments in IT, the liberalization of financial markets and increased cross-border competition among financial intermediaries. The developments in the payment and securities settlement...