We are very pleased to invite you to submit papers in all areas related to Money, Banking and Finance. Both theoretical and empirical papers are encouraged in areas which include (but are not limited) to: Asset Pricing and Derivatives; Banking; Banking and Financial Regulation; Capital Structure...

We are very pleased to invite you to submit papers in all areas related to Money, Banking and Finance. Both theoretical and empirical papers are encouraged in areas which include (but are not limited) to: Asset Pricing and Derivatives
; Banking; Banking Regulation
; Capital Structure and...

Contributions on the following fields are welcome: Banking; Relationship Banking; Regulation and Supervision; Financial Stability; Monetary Policy and Central Banking; Public Debt Management; Financial Education; Microfinance and Economic Development; Corporate Finance; Finance and...

Theme: Redesigning the MBA

Theme: The Role of Business Schools in the Americas

This conference is aimed at the International, External and Corporate Relations, PR, Marketing, Communication and Alumni Professionals in business schools. Theme: Connecting for Growth - Strategy & Tools

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...

What are the main strategic movements that impact the field of Business Education? What are the new strategic arrangements and business models that characterize it? What are the roles of the different actors involved in the sector and how do they position themselves? What new kinds of alliances,...

Authors are invited to submit theoretical or empirical papers on issues related to financial crises, particularly the most recent one, and to the potential overall stability and instability of developed and emerging financial markets, institutions, and economies. Topics include but are not...