Academics, researchers, doctoral students, and practitioners are invited and encouraged to submit research papers in all areas of finance. CONFERENCE THEMES: - Theoretical and empirical asset pricing - Corporate finance, capital structure and dividend policy - Asset allocation and investment...

Policy relevant theoretical and empirical research papers on the following major themes are invited:Social Determinants of Health: - Conceptual Issues and Evidence; - Ayushman Bharat and Other Financing Schemes; - Health Equity; - Nutritional Outcomes and their determinants; - Health in Odisha:...

Topics: Financial theory; Central banks and monetary policy; Banks and banking services; Regulation and supervision in financial sector; Financial markets; Non-banking financial institutions; Risk management; Financial econometrics; Public finance; Corporate finance and financial management;...

Recent developments have propelled discussions on what firms, governments and private individuals are doing with data on consumers’ clicks, mouse scrolls, downloads, movements, and purchases. These discussions are happening simultaneously in several parliaments, courts, boardrooms and homes....

Research papers are invited from scholars on the following major themes: - Health care financing and delivery - Human resources for health and organizational issues in health sector in India - Public-private-partnership in health care - Equity and efficiency related issues in health and/or...

Academicians, researchers, doctoral students, and practitioners are invited and encouraged to submit research papers in all areas of Finance. Topics: - Asset Pricing - Market Volatility - Financial Institutions - Financial Innovation - Financial Risk Management - Investment Management - High...

The Department of Finance at Silesian University, School of Business Administration holds a traditional meeting of academic and business professionals in the area of finance and banking. This year particular attention will be paid to the financial regulation and supervision in the after-crisis...