The program will include several sessions covering the main areas of International macroeconomics. Sessions and covered topics: International macroeconomics: - Exchange rates and international monetary system; - Monetary policy and inflation risk; - Vulnerabilities and dependencies in supply...

The 6th International Symposium in Computational Economics and Finance (ISCEF) is designed to enable academics and professionals to come together to discuss their latest research findings, with a focus on the main outcomes of the global economic crisis and the current issues challenging banking,...

The conference will be hosted by Banque de France, Paris, and will cover a broad range of themes related to empirical aspects of monetary policy. Topics of the conference include but are not limited to: - Measuring the effects of monetary policy on the macroeconomy; - Identifying the...

Because of the health situation, the conference is cancelled.

Papers can in particular address the following issues about Emerging Countries: - Bank lending and financial instability - Foreign exchange and derivatives markets - Monetary policy - Exchange rate management - Debt denomination - Renminbi internationalization - Capital flows, capital control,...

The EWFC is a small, informal conference that brings together researchers from Europe, the USA and elsewhere and offers excellent opportunities for in-depth discussion of a small number of papers. The conference aims to discuss and develop new ideas in finance. We welcome both empirical and...

All researchers in finance are invited to present in English their latest research in all areas of finance and insurance.

We encourage papers relating to conference’s general topic, and more specifically, although not exclusively, on the following themes : - History of the crisis, comparisons with past crises - Financialisation - Nature and efficiency of central bank operations - Role of the State - How can we...

In economies where resources are uncertain, risk sharing mechanisms enable to reallocate goods for consumption in a more efficient way than resources are. Nevertheless, efficiency requires complete markets. Since the seminal paper of Townsend (1994) who rejected the hypothesis of complete...

The SCOR-IDEI chair aims to support the theoretical and applied research on risk sharing mechanisms with the willingness to combine methodologies from financial economics, industrial organization and econometrics. The first conference will bring together academics and practitioners to exchange...