This four days conference, hosted by University of Agder, promotes the exchange of ideas in research, teaching, and managerial practices through formal presentations of research, discussions and special sessions. AREAS OF INTEREST: The scientific and organizing committees welcome submissions in...

All fields in finance will be considered.

This two days conference, hosted by Corvinus University of Budapest, promotes the exchange of ideas in research, teaching, and managerial practices through formal presentations of research, discussions and special sessions. Areas of interest: The scientific and organizing committees welcome...

The scientific and organizing committees welcome submissions in all areas of finance, economics and Banking.

The MNB Summer School of Economics 2018 (MNB Summer School) is designed for undergraduate and graduate students from all around the globe. Courses offered: - Digitalisation in Finance This course introduces the new trends and challenges in the financial sector. Within the course’s framework...

Papers in all areas of finance, accounting and economics dealing with developed and developing countries are welcome. Specific topics include, but are not limited to: Asset Pricing; Banking; Behavioral Finance; Buyouts; Capital Structure; CDS; Commodities; Contagion in Financial Markets; Corporate...

FMA’s European Conference brings together academicians and practitioners with interests in financial decision-making and provides a forum for presenting new research and discussing current issues in financial management and related topics. We seek strong papers from scholars in all fields of...

The organizers are especially interested in contributions discussing challenges brought forward by emerging issues in macro and finance after the financial crisis and their implications for policymakers and macro modelers.

All Papers submitted that are related to any topic in finance will be considered. However, those papers that have been already presented at other conference such as AFA or WFA will be given lower priority.