This year our theme is Asset Pricing, defined broadly.

This year’s theme is “Active Investing and Arbitrage Capital, with a session on Pension Funds.”

Top academics from the field of finance will present their research at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) 2014 Finance Symposium. The event is hosted annually by the Business School's Finance Department at HKUST. The theme is Asset Pricing.

Programme: - The Interactions of Micro- and Macro-Prudential Policies - Governance for Financial Stability

The meeting will include daily seminars in the morning, in which participants present their work, as well as less formal evening seminars scheduled at the beginning of the Symposium. In addition, four mornings will be devoted to 'focus sessions', each of which concentrates on some recent...

ESSET 2011 will be devoted to theoretical perspectives on financial crises. Focus sessions in the first week (4-8 July) will be organised around the theme of "Asset Pricing, Financial Stability, and the Crisis" . Focus sessions in the second week (11-15 July) will be organised around the theme...

The symposium’s key topics: - Financial and monetary reforms for sustainable development: Global and regional initiatives What are the global and regional initiatives needed to avert new crises and make trade and finance work for full and productive employment, reduce inequalities and promote...

Topic: any area of financial economics and related fields. Focus Sessions: - Capital Constraints and Asset Pricing (Nicolae Garleanu, University of California Berkeley and CEPR) - Investment-Based Asset Pricing (Lu Zhang, University of Michigan) - Financial Regulation (Emmanuel Fahri, Harvard...

Topics: - Financial and Commodity Derivatives - Risk Management - Stochastic Modeling - Financial / Economic Forecasting - Financial Valuation - Hedge Fund Management - Financial Visualization - Algorithmic Trading - Financial Engineering Applications - Exchange and Market Development

Papers in all areas of risk management and derivatives are welcome.