Topics of interest: - Financial innovation and its impact on the structure of the financial system; - Fintech and systemic risk and contagion; - Financial innovation, access to financial services and financial inclusion; - Crypto currencies, distributed ledgers and block-chain - Regulatory...

The goal of the Finance Theory Group (FTG) is to foster and promote theoretical research in the areas of corporate finance, financial institutions, and financial markets. The FTG holds two regular meetings every year, where members and fellows meet to present and discuss their work. Members and...

The EEFS has a broad focus covering many areas in economics and finance. Papers are solicited in all areas, including: Macroeconomic Theory and Policy; Financial Markets and Institutions; International Monetary Economics; International Finance; Growth and Development; European/World...

The International Accounting & Finance Doctoral Symposium is a collaborative initiative between a number of universities and academic organisations with the sole aim to provide the world's future researchers with a solid foundation for their nascent careers. We seek original empirical and...

This symposium will bring together researchers interested in any area of financial economics. Both theoretical and empirical contributions are welcome.

We invite submissions of full papers on any topic from academics, final-year PhD students, and practitioners in the disciplines of accounting and finance. Streams for 2018 include: Financial Reporting and Accounting; Management Accounting; Auditing; Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Accounting...

The mission of the conference is to create a platform where economists and finance experts from academe, government, and the private sector can present their research results, exchange ideas and network in a collegial environment. Meetings also provide opportunities for participants to renew...

This conference invites oral and poster presentations containing computational or financial econometric components.

Topics: Engaging orthodox economics and finance theory; Finance and social theory; Heterodox economics and finance theory; Gendered finance; Derivative and structured finance; Central banking and shadow banking; Financial crises, past and present; Historicity and futurity; Gifts and debts; Money and...

The program committee invites submissions from academic, government and business economists in any area of monetary, macro and financial economics. The Committee also encourage and welcome PhD students to contribute to our PhD student sessions.