The event features plenary talks, invited paper sessions, and contributed poster presentations in advanced mathematics for finance.

Asset management is a broad and topical theme in finance and financial engineering. It includes issues such as optimal portfolio choice and portfolio risk management; long term investments and asset liability management; or liquidity and inflation risk; etc. This conference brings together...

The course will cover the following topics: - Fundamental methodology, e.g. the foundations of individual choice modeling, random utility models, discrete choice models (binary, multinomial, nested, cross-nested logit models, GEV models, probit models, and hybrid choice models such as logit...

The CDRR aims to strengthen the capabilities of participants in the field of natural disaster prevention, especially hydrometeorological disasters and/or those related to climate change. To achieve this, the course favours an integrated and interdisciplinary approach to the issue. This focuses...

Scope: Interest rate and credit risk constitute the major risk sources for banks, insurance companies, and other financial institutions. This conference brings together different perspectives and tools for the valuation and managing of these risks. It addresses academics and practitioners, and...

The CDRR aims to strengthen the capabilities of participants in the field of natural disaster prevention, especially hydrometeorological disasters and/or those related to climate change. To achieve this, the course favours an integrated and interdisciplinary approach to the issue. This focuses...

Founded by Babson College in 1981, BCERC is considered by many to be the premier entrepreneurship research conference in the world. Frontiers of Entrepreneurship Research contains the proceedings of the conference and is the most comprehensive collection of empirical research papers on...

The course will cover the following topics: - Fundamental methodology, e.g. the foundations of individual choice modeling, random utility models, discrete choice models (binary, multinomial, nested, cross-nested logit models, GEV models, probit models, and hybrid choice models such as logit...