The main focus will be on empirical/econometric studies in finance. Topics include (but are not limited to): Asset Pricing; Derivative Markets, Financial Econometrics; Financial Markets; International Finance; Market Microstructure; Risk Management; Volatility Models. Papers will go through a...

This conference invites oral and poster presentations that contain computational or financial econometric components.

Papers related to all areas of Accounting, Banking, Finance, Economics, Management, Business Law, Business Ethics, Business Educations, e-business and Social Sciences are invited.

The Tor Vergata International Conference on Money, Banking and Finance is aimed at exploring the current economic policy debate by focusing on aspects of the financial world. Contributions on the following fields are welcome: - Reforms after the Global Financial Crisis - Theory and Empirics of...

Conference themes: 1. Competitive advantage of countries and regions: how do small open economies compete? 2. Regional and urban competitiveness: creativity and innovative drivers of urban competitiveness 3. New Thinking: Innovation systems and sustainable business models 4. Growing the...

Topics: - Qualitative/Quantitative Analysis of ICT - Analysis & Practical Uses, Global/Sectoral Spinn-off of the Internet - Transformation of Traditional Markets - Place & Development of New Markets - Role/Evolution of Intellectual Property Rights - Modelling, Development of Internet and ICT -...

Streams: - Rethinking the Business School - Innovation and Entrepreneurship - Daring to Imagine and the Power of Ideas (Liminal Organizing) - Art and Design in Management -(re) Organizing Cosmopolitanisms - From the Outside- In: Re-Historicizing and Decolonizing Management and Organization...

Topics: - Awarding Procedures, Incentives and Efficiency - Performance and Renegotiation in Public Procurement - Public Procurement and Innovation - Green Public Procurement - Macroeconomic Implications of Public Procurement Policies - Corruption in Public Procurement - SMEs Participation -...

The programme committee invites submissions from academic, government and business economists in any area of monetary, macro and financial economics.

We welcome submissions of research using experimental methods to learn about economic behavior. Submissions related to economic experiments are welcome by scholars in economics, psychology, neuroscience, and other disciplines. This year, we particularly encourage submissions in experimental finance.