The theme of the conference for 2010 is Identification in Econometrics, Theory and Applications. The Program Chair is Elie Tamer from Northwestern University. EC-squared is a series of annual international conferences on research in quantitative economics and econometrics.The acronym (EC)2...

Focus: Variable Annuities, Stochastic Volatility, Portfolio Optimization, Transaction Costs, Energy and Emissions Trading and other areas of Quantitative Finance.

ASFM2010 will bring together leading international researchers concerned with both theoretical and practical aspects of Applied Statistics and Financial Mathematics. Its main aims are to promote active collaboration between practitioners in these areas and applied mathematicians as well as to...

Computational and financial econometrics comprise a broad field that has clearly interested a wide variety of researchers in economics, finance, statistics, mathematics and computing. Examples include financial time series analyses that focus on efficient and robust portfolio allocations over...

This event is designed mainly for those who use quantitative methods in economics, but it is open for the academic and scientific public at large, and also for technicians and professionals in this field. The traditional structure of the event is going to be maintained, including Ordinary...

Within the scope of interest are issues of estimation, simulation and developing econometric models and their use for policy analysis. A special attention is given to modelling economies in transition, new EU member states. Among primary conference topics are also financial market models,...

Themes: - Computational Methods - Credit, Illiquidity, Counterparty Risk - Energy/Commodity Markets and Emissions Regulation - High Frequency Trading - Insurance and Finance - Investment and Portfolio Theory - Measures of Risk - Optimal Liquidation - Order Book Dynamics - Systemic Risk -...

Following last year's success, the theme of the conference is "theory & experiments." We are delighted to announce that Dan Friedman (UC Santa Cruz) and Matthew Rabin (UC Berkeley) have agreed to be the plenary speakers: - Dan Friedman "How theory informs experiments (and vice versa)" - Matthew...

Topics: - analyzing, describing and modeling economic systems and phenomena; - verifying economic hypotheses and theories; - classification and recognizing objects and cases (with economic applications); - economic forecasting and simulations; - decision making and risk management; - mathematical...

Economic theory rarely provides a parametric specification for an econometric model, but it often provides shape restrictions such as monotonicity or convexity. This conference will explore the uses of shape restrictions in identification and estimation of parametric and semiparametric...