The financial world is nowadays affected by the most severe economic crisis in the last fifty years, with dramatic consequences on the emerging markets of Eastern Europe, Asia, Latin America and not only. Although financial markets have manifested a trend towards stabilization, the real economy...

While the theme for this year's conference is primarily focused on coping with the current financial crisis and beyond, papers dealing with general issues in macro finance, exchange rates, financial markets, fiscal stimulus, macro economy, and socio-economic policies in Korea are also...

The aim of this conference is to bring together researchers in different fields of finance and economics working on stability-related issues. We are inviting submissions of research papers on macro- and microeconomic aspects of financial stability. Topics would include, but are not limited to:...

The annual joint conference with the KIF and the KAFA will be held as a one-day conference on Tuesday, May 26. While the main theme for this year's conference is the current financial crisis, papers dealing with general issues in macro-finance, financial/capital markets, and banking industry and...

Specific topics of interest are: - Can market crashes be predicted? - What is the role of financial innovation and regulation? - What are the incentives for proper risk management and the management of systemic crisis prevention under the current regulatory framework? - Which type of crashes in...

We welcome especially contributions that analyze the interaction between microeconomic financial structures and macroeconomic policies and stability objectives. We seek to attract high quality theoretical and empirical work around five main themes: 1. Contagion 2. Stability effects of...

GARNET's core theme is ‘Global Governance, Regionalisation and Regulation: the Role of the EU’. To integrate research from Europe and beyond, GARNET organises an international conference every year starting 2006. This one, held in Amsterdam, will be the first.

This is the fifth in the series of international conferences on efficiency and productivity growth in the Asia-Pacific region, following on from APPC2004 that was held in Australia. The conference will consist of both invited and contributed paper sessions on efficiency and productivity growth...