Papers presented at the annual meeting will mostly include those submitted by individuals. Session chairs are also invited to propose a full session of up to three papers based on a specific topic. ARIA encourages a broad and varied participation thus the highest quality meeting for attendees...

Topic areas: corporate finance, market microstructure, financial intermediation, and asset management. - Corporate Finance: corporate disclosures, initial public offerings, seasoned equity offerings, corporate mergers and acquisitions, fintech, corporate governance and voting, corporate and...

In light of current recession risks, this year’s conference will focus on procyclicality or countercyclicality of bank regulatory policy and supervision. We invite papers that explore all aspects of these topics including but not limited to: - The pro- or countercyclicality of core bank safety...

September 14 will be virtual. September 15 and 16 will be offered in hybrid format - both virtually and in-person. Virtual Fast Track Session: - Bank Competition amid Digital Disruption: Implications for Financial Inclusion; - Bank Information Production Over the Business Cycle; - Inflation and...

Academics, doctoral students, government and non-governmental agency personnel, regulators, professionals, and other researchers are encouraged to submit a proposal to present their best research. Papers on any risk or insurance related topics are welcome. Specific subject areas include, but are...

The Federal Reserve Board and the Federal Reserve Bank of New York are jointly organizing the inaugural conference on the International Roles of the U.S. Dollar. The organizers welcome theoretical and empirical paper submissions that address the drivers, consequences, and implications of the...

The goal of the conference is to bring together participants for an exchange of views on topics of relevance to the Commission. Topic areas: corporate finance, market microstructure, financial intermediation, and asset management.

The PIER Tools Workshop consists of three six-hour mini-courses, nine hours of practical training sessions (labs), two distinguished guest lectures, the Penn Faculty Lecture, and a half-day, practice-oriented mini-workshop. The courses cover nonlinear models of credit booms, financial crises and...

Topics: - Theories that can help identify key drivers of the observed joint dynamics of growth and inequality; - Comparative analysis of structural change across developed economies and its consequence for growth and inequality; - The role of policies, such as wage compression, retraining, and...

Topics: digital currencies, distributed ledger technology, decentralised finance.