The primary goal of the Conference is to facilitate the collaboration between Belarusian economic community, international experts, and Belarusians working abroad. The central theme of the Conference in 2016 is the economic development, transition, and political economy.

Both theoretical and empirical papers are encouraged in areas, which include (but are not limited) to: - Asset Pricing and Derivatives, - Banking, - Capital Structure and Corporate Finance, - Commercial and Asset-based Finance (Assifact Award), - Corporate Governance (Nedcommunity Award), -...

This year the main theme is: econometric methods for complex models, large and big data, and their applications to macroeconomics and finance (economic uncertainty, financial stability and risk measurement). Topics: - Financial econometrics - Microeconometrics and program evaluation -...

The Centre for Studies in Economics and Finance (CSEF), the Einaudi Institute for Economics and Finance (EIEF) and the Stanford Institute for Theoretical Economics (SITE) invite paper submissions on the relationships between finance and labor. While the conference is open to all topics in this...

Submissions are invited in all areas of finance and banking, with emphasis on corporate finance, corporate governance, regulatory compliance, and banking. Empirical investigations focusing on any geographic region are welcomed. However, special consideration will be given to submissions that...

Sessions: - Applied Economics I - Macro-Finance - Political Economy - Macroeconomics - Finance - Theory I - Causality in Economics and Finance - Theory II

Topics: - Monetary policy and the financial cycle - Search-for-yield and risk-taking channels of monetary policy - The role of household and firm heterogeneity in the transmission mechanism - Monetary policy and inequality - Debt deflation and deleveraging at the zero lower bound - Structural...

The goal of the conference is to bring together junior researchers active in empirical and theoretical finance and create an opportunity for informal discussions and other academic-related activities.

The workshop is intended for theoretical work or applied work in Macroeconomics, Monetary Economics, Finance and Public Finance. Papers in any area of Economics and Finance in relation to the overarching theme of the workshop are welcome.

The conference will discuss to what extent prevailing central bank governance rules – which were designed decades ago with a completely different economic setting in mind – are still appropriate in the post-crisis world. Are central bank independence, accountability and transparency, and the...