You are kindly invited to submit papers in the all the areas of finance to be considered for presentation at the World Finance Symposium.

The workshop aims to provide a forum for discussing innovative research undertaken by central bank economists on the financial determinants of (nominal) foreign exchange rates. Economists working in central banks as well as academics and private sector economists and quantitative analysts are...

The seminar will focus on both theories and empirical applications of policy and governance of agri-food value chains. Emphasis is on applications using various methodologies such as econometrics, simulations, experimental economics, networks, mathematical programming and case studies. Topics: -...

Contributions on the following fields are welcome: - Financial Reforms, Regulation and Supervision - Financial Stability - Theory and Empirics of Financial Crises - International Finance - Securities markets - Monetary Policy and Central Banking - Public Debt Management - Financial Education -...

The aim of the workshop is to offer a stimulating enviroment where PhD students can present their research and receive feedback at a medium/advanced stage of their research. Students are encouraged to submit ongoing research in the following areas: - Public and Political Economics - Labour and...

Corporate Sustainability can be defined as a business approach that responds to multiple stakeholders on every dimension of how a business operates and creates long-term shared value through integration of business strategies, human values and ecological culture. Hence, it seems logical to think...

Papers in all areas of accounting and finance are welcome.

Program: SESSION 1: Financial System and Economic Development SESSION 2: Prudential Regulation and Supervision in Asia and the Pacific SESSION 3: Capital Market Development in Asia and Pacific Region PUBLIC EVENT: Financial Development in China and Implications for the Global Economy SESSION 4:...

The Symposium consists of two main parts: plenary paper presentations and paper sessions. It provides an ideal setting for academicians to exchange views on accounting research.

This course covers empirical methods for volatility measurement, modelling and forecasting. Part 1 considers the highly parametric setting of GARCH models as well as the more complex setting of stochastic volatility models. Part 2 focuses on the relatively simple modelfree realized volatility...