The colloquium provides a unique platform to discuss the latest issues in asset management. We particularly encourage submissions of papers on all areas of asset management, such as mutual and hedge funds, pension funds and ETFs, trading strategies, investor behavior, empirical asset pricing,...

The objective of the conference is bringing together European researchers and practitioners on behavioral risk management (primarily with a link to non-financial/operational risk) to discuss current research on those topics and areas where practitioners see a need for additional research. Topics...

The aim of the workshop is to stimulate a lively discussion on current developments in the field.

Topics: - limiting sovereign bonds exposure, - banks´ business models and stability, - resolvability and bail-in instruments, - common EU deposit insurance scheme. The event is a public discussion conference; participation is free of charge but restricted on confirmed registration.

Authors, both academics and from the financial industry, are invited to submit papers for presentation at the seminar. Papers should have a quantitative background, with empirical testing of models, or other practical relevance and applications. We also encourage submissions of papers also on...

Papers in all areas of asset pricing are invited.

The workshop provides a platform to discuss changes in the regulatory framework of the financial sector, their impact on financial stability, and consequences for the real sector.

Topics: - Pricing, hedging, and risk analysis of commodity derivatives and derivatives portfolios - Portfolio allocation/optimization including commodities - Financialization of commodity markets - The microstructure of commodity markets - Corporate finance and risk management related to...

Topics: - the evaluation of macroprudential tools and unconventional monetary policy on financial institutions ‐ the effects of financial market regulation on the real economy ‐ the impact of regulation on competition among banks and other financial institutions ‐ the market entrance and...