Topics: Credit Risk, Simulation Methods, Portfolio Optimisation and other areas of Quantitative Finance.

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...

TOPIC AREAS: Asset Pricing; Banking / Financial Institutions; Financial Accounting; Financial Statement Analysis; Equity Valuations; Earnings Quality; Financial Economics; Financial and Economic Integration; Capital Markets; Corporate Finance; Corporate Governance; Derivative Instruments; Financial...

We extend the conference themes to the all economics-related areas of humanities, social science, business, and international relationship.

Program: Session 1 Corporate Governance Session 2 International Financial Intermediation Session 3 Contigent Claims Session 4 Corporate Investment Decisions

The Conference invites proposals from the introductory through advanced level on all topics related to e-Commerce. Proposals which address the theory, research and applications as well as describe innovative projects are encouraged.

The Conference is an opportunity for academics, practitioners and consultants to come together, exchange ideas, and discuss emerging issues in IT law and the emerging technological environment. We invite contributions focusing on Legal, Security and Privacy Issues of IT.

Research papers, abstract and case studies on topics relating to all areas of Accounting, Banking, Economics, Finance, Information Technology, Management and Marketing are invited for the above international business research (IBR) conference.

The conference will assess current welfare statistics and demonstrate the relevance of these figures to existing and future welfare practices and reforms. Topics covered will include ageing and aged care, children, youth and families, welfare expenditure, labour force, housing and homelessness.

There are always new ideas around about what will make health services more effective, efficient, and equitable but how many are backed by evidence or have been shown to work as well as their protagonists would have us believe? This conference will provide a perfect end-of-year opportunity for...