The symposium consists of high quality papers in the broad area of corporate finance theory. The Cambridge - Corporate Finance Theory Symposium 2022 will take place in a hybrid format (unless otherwise notified).

The symposium aims to advance private equity portfolio management practices and build a community of private equity practitioners and academics with a view to extending both the theoretical understanding and practical management of the issues raised. The symposium is a unique opportunity for...

The symposium covers all areas of theoretical corporate finance, including theory papers that combine corporate finance theory with a related area such as banking, market micro-structure, asset pricing, and financial accounting. Due to COVID-19 situation the symposium may be held online.

The symposium covers all areas of theoretical corporate finance, including theory papers that combine corporate finance theory with a related area such as banking, market micro-structure, asset pricing, and financial accounting.

The symposium covers all areas of theoretical corporate finance, including theory papers that combine corporate finance theory with a related area such as banking, market micro-structure, asset pricing, and financial accounting.

The symposium covers all areas of theoretical corporate finance, including theory papers that combine corporate finance theory with a related area such as banking, market micro-structure, asset pricing, and financial accounting.

The symposium covers all areas of theoretical corporate finance, including theory papers that combine corporate finance theory with a related area such as banking, market micro-structure, asset pricing, and financial accounting.

The symposium covers all areas of theoretical corporate finance, including theory papers that combine corporate finance theory with a related area such as banking, market micro-structure, asset pricing, and financial accounting.

The symposium consists of nine high quality papers in the broad area of corporate finance theory (including corporate finance interactions with financial institutions and financial markets).

The main purpose of the WU Gutmann Symposium 2013 is to discuss various dimensions of sovereign credit risk and its implications for asset management. The papers of the symposium will focus on the following range of topics: sovereign credit risk, risk premia and stock market response; the role of...