The conference will be an in-person event. The Association of Competition Economics (ACE) brings together competition economists working in government, academia and the private sector. It provides a forum for discussion and debate on policies and specific cases. It is a not-for-profit...

Topics: Macroeconomic implications of new monetary policy strategies; Monetary policy in models with heterogeneous agents; Implications of structural changes for monetary policy; Monetary policy and bounded rationality of economic agents; Distributional effects of conventional and unconventional...

The Conference will assemble a group of applied and theoretical economists to present and discuss their work on all areas of macroeconomics, monetary economics, finance and related fields. We welcome submissions in all areas of macroeconomics and finance, including monetary and fiscal policies,...

Papers in all areas of finance, accounting and economics dealing with developed and developing countries are welcome. Specific topics include, but are not limited to: Asset Pricing; Banking; Behavioral Finance; Buyouts; Capital Structure; CDS; Commodities; Contagion in Financial Markets; Corporate...

Topics: - Accounting/Auditing Issues and Taxation; - Banking & Financial Services/Investment Banking; - Big Data - AI, Cyber Security and Global Finance & Banking; - BRICS, MIST, MINT, NEXT 11, PIIGS, SANE and Emerging Markets; - Corporate Governance/Executive Compensation & Economic –...

The EEFS has a broad focus covering many areas in economics and finance. Papers are solicited in all areas, including: - Macroeconomic Theory and Policy; - Financial Markets and Institutions; - International Monetary Economics; - International Finance; - Growth and Development; - European/World...

Theoretical, empirical and experimental papers are welcome. Scientific topics to be considered at the conference include, but are not limited to: theoretical economics, financial economics, political economics, industrial organization, competition policy, normative economics, public economics,...

The Portuguese Finance Network (PFN), first established in 1999, is a network, not only for Portuguese researchers but also international ones, who aim at promoting the field of Finance. To that purpose, the PFN organizes a major international conference every two years.

The international conference “The EU after Brexit” aims to gather scholars from different fields in Social Sciences, providing a platform of discussion and exchange of ideas on Brexit’s multifaceted implications. The objective is to contribute to the interdisciplinary debate on Brexit,...

The Forum’s mission is to create a favourable climate for the development of political and economic cooperation between EU member states and their neighbours. Thematic tracks: Management Forum; Europe and the World; Security Forum; Energy Forum; Business and Investment; Sustainable Development;...