The program committee of the Financial Research Association seeks new finance papers of general interest to the profession. We specifically seek new papers that do not have a "revise-resubmit" journal decision and have not been presented or scheduled to be presented at the Western Finance...

Papers from all areas of behavioral finance and economics will be considered. Researchers from other related disciplines such as experimental finance and neuro-finance are encouraged to submit a paper. We also encourage submissions from junior researchers and doctoral students.

Topics: - Accounting: Financial accounting, disclosure, earnings management, accounting quality, valuation, analyst and management forecasts, international accounting, corporate governance, compensation, insider trading... - Finance: Corporate finance and restructuring, asset pricing,...

The conference will provide a forum for constructive discussion on a wide range of topics in multiple tracks. We invite academic researchers and professional practitioners to submit research papers and proposals pertaining to all aspects of business.

Main theme : The Interface of Macroeconomics, Finance and Forecasting ESOBE stands for European Seminar on Bayesian Econometrics. This series of seminars was launched in 2010 with the first meeting in Rotterdam. In recent decades Bayesian econometrics has expanded enormously in areas such as...

Research papers on any topic related to broad filed of Accounting, Banking, Business Administration, International Business, E—Business, Economics, Finance, Management and Marketing and all other areas of Business including E-Business are invited for the above international conference.

Theoretical and empirical papers or case studies relating to all broad areas of Accounting, Banking, Finance, Economic, Management, Marketing, Business Statistics, Business Law and Business Education are invited for the above international conference.

Topics: - Systemic Risk - Conceptualization and Measurement Issues - Designation of non-bank institutions, including shadow banks (e.g., money market funds), as systemically important - Incentives (e.g., executive compensation structure) - Regulatory policies - Data Issues - Data requirements:...

Theoretical and empirical/experimental works that involve the application of psychology and neuroscience to all areas of financial decision-making and practice will be considered for presentation at the meeting. This includes, but is not limited to, the following areas: 1. Investment in and...