The four days conference consists of seven programs and each program will meet for three sessions. Three papers will be presented for each session with assigned discussants and time for open discussion. Topics: International Macroeconomics, Money & Banking; Corporate Finance; Investment...

To meet our climate targets and to reduce the economic dependence on fossil fuels we have to develop alternative energy systems and set up an appropriate infrastructure. This transition requires additional investments from companies and governments. Our conference will focus on these investment...

The conference will deal with current topics in the cyber resilience and cyber security in the financial sector and will primarily focus on issues with a systemic perspective in financial market infrastructures. Morning Session: Cyber as a systemic risk; Afternoon Session: Vendor management and...

Topics: International Macroeconomics, Money & Banking Sessions, Corporate Finance; Investment Finance; Trade, Growth and Development; Accounting; Real Estate and Urban Economics. We encourage submissions from researchers early in their career, and from researchers who are not affiliated with ABFER.

Papers that examine competition between financial intermediaries, the risk taking of individual banks, the stability of the financial sector and its regulation are of particular interest. The workshop aims at linking young economists interested in related topics. It provides a platform to...

This 1.5 day workshop aims to bring together academics and policy makers working on issues related to financial regulation. We especially encourage submissions of empirical research underpinned by microdata. The workshop will focus on high-quality research on the assessment of financial...

The financial crisis and the European debt crisis in the euro have increased the interest in the early detection of financial constraints, as credit crunches affect investment decisions of firms and saving decisions of households. Economic tendency surveys and surveys in general are one...

Modern economies need a functioning financial system. The financial system has in principle four main functions: Providing a system for making payments, matching borrowers and lenders, enable people to manage their personal finances across their lifetimes and between generations and the sharing...

This year, the focus of the conference is on the linkage between sovereign debt and real economic activity. To a certain extent, and at least in the short-run, public debt promotes economic growth given it allows the government to build infrastructure, provide health care, improve education and...

The conference is first of a series of events which will focus on the stability and efficiency implications of the financial re-regulation that has been taking place in many countries since the Global Financial Crisis. The primary purpose of this conference is to bring together leading financial...