This event allows both scholars and finance professionals alike to exchange and confront innovative and thought-provoking ideas about financial market dynamics and nonlinear econometrics. This event will take place on face to face or online according to the evolution of the pandemic situation!

Sessions: Monetary Policy: Theory and Applications; Inflation, Interest Rates and UC Models; Housing Prices and Credit Policy; Expectations; Nonlinear, Bayesian and Structural VARs; Survey of Professional Forecasters, Mediators and Uncertainty; Comovements and Global Shocks;Time Series I;...

The aim of the meeting is to present and discuss recent developments in theoretical and empirical analysis of nonlinearity in economics and finance. To submit a paper, you must select one of the following five topic areas: (1) Macro Theory, (2) Empirical Macro, (3) Forecasting, (4) Time Series,...

The aim of the meeting is to present and discuss recent developments in theoretical and empirical analysis of nonlinearity in economics and finance. Topic areas: (1) Macro Theory, (2) Empirical Macro, (3) Forecasting, (4) Time Series, or (5) Finance.

Submissions must be assigned to one of the following areas: Macro Theory; Empirical Macro; Time Series; Finance; Forecasting.

The aim of the meeting is to present and discuss recent developments in theoretical and empirical analysis of nonlinearity in economics and finance.

The aim of the workshop is to discuss innovative econometric modeling approaches that can serve as valuable frameworks to deal with these issues, with a particular interest for nonlinear models. The workshop aims at bringing together academics and professionals (economists, financiers, and...

The aim of the meeting is to present and discuss recent developments in theoretical and empirical analysis of nonlinearity in economics and finance.

The aim of the meeting is to present and discuss recent developments in theoretical and empirical analysis of nonlinearity in economics and finance.

The aim of the meeting is to present and discuss recent developments in theoretical and empirical analysis of nonlinearity in economics and finance. Confirmed invited speakers are Sir David F. Hendry (Oxford University) and Gary Koop (University of Strathclyde).