EC-squared is a series of annual international conferences on research in quantitative economics and econometrics, launched in 1990. The acronym (EC)2 stands for European Conferences of the Econom[etr]ics Community. Its main aim is to maintain and extend an adequate forum for both senior and...

FOCUS: Credit Risk, Risk Management, Derivative Pricing, High Dimensional Quantitative Methods and other areas of Quantitative Finance

Papers adopting qualitative, quantitative and macro or micro economic approaches to understanding aspects of knowledge intensive sectors are welcome. As are those providing conceptual developments and critical appraisals of various dimensions of knowledge and innovation within...

TOPIC AREAS: 1 Asset Pricing 2 Banking / Financial Institutions 3 Financial Accounting 4 Financial Statement Analysis 5 Equity Valuations 6 Earnings Quality 7 Financial Economics 8 Financial and Economic Integration 9 Capital Markets 10 Corporate Finance 11 Corporate Governance 12 Derivative...

Submission of papers that deal with innovative management accounting practices, theories, and research methods are particularly relevant to this conference.

This EDEN aims to provide a foundational overview of the field of Management Accounting, together with an understanding of the appropriate notions of rigour and relevance that contribute to the production of management accounting knowledge across diverse research streams and approaches that are...

Topics: - the effects of the terms of trade on the economy - financial intermediation and monetary policy - DSGE estimation, factor models and policy evaluations - learning and DSGE estimation

Topics: • The role of creditors in the reorganization of distressed firms - The liquidation preference of secured creditors - Conflicts between (1) junior and senior creditors, and (2) debt and equity - The effects of creditors on managerial delay decisions and procedure selection - The...

Papers on all fields of finance are welcome, but submission of papers related to Financial Surveillance and Corporate Governance is especially encouraged.

The interpenetration of democracy and the economy has been subject to longstanding suspicions, on both sides. Economists frequently decry what they regard as ill-conceived interventions into the market from populist politicians. For their part, political scientists are often concerned about the...