Submissions are accepted in all areas of macroprudential and systemic risk. The following are examples of specific topics: - Credit portfolios and systemic financial risk; - Macroprudential policy and borrower risk; - Systemic risk and financial system interconnectedness; - Using data sciences...

The AFBC is the most significant and prestigious finance conference in the Asia-Pacific region. It brings together the world's foremost leaders of thought from the financial community, providing international academics and industry professionals with the opportunity to meet and share their...

Ever since the First Banking Directive of 1977, efforts at integrating European financial markets have been on the European agenda. Arguably, the Single European Act (1986), freeing cross-border financial movements within the Union, provided the scene for the EMS crisis of 1992, ultimately...

The conference will review the current financial architecture and analyze recent developments. It will also try to estimate how the financial system is likely to evolve in the near future and to consider the relevant measures policymakers should take in response to the current...

The 31st AFBC conference will include a PhD Forum for advanced Finance Doctoral Students who are currently working on their dissertation. The one-day forum will offer accepted students the unique opportunity to present their research and have their work discussed by distinguished academics from...

Behavioral economics and behavioral finance typically incorporate cognitive and social factors in modeling economic decisions. These include decisions made by the buyers and sellers of insurance-related products. The field of behavioral insurance attempts to explain many of the discrepancies...

As in previous years, we are looking for papers focusing on issues related to capital flows, monetary and macroprudential policies, exchange rates, international reserve accumulation, sovereign debt, and international spillovers. Papers in other topics of international macroeconomics and...

The Finance and Society Network (FSN) is an interdisciplinary research network dedicated to fostering new perspectives on the social implications of contemporary finance. Ten years on from the global financial crisis, the settlement between finance and society remains ambiguous. Regulation has...

The organizers welcome theoretical and empirical papers on the topics of financial stability, financial regulation and supervision, systemic risk, banking, macro-prudential policies and other related topics. Contributions on Fintech, Cryptocurrencies and related innovations in financial markets...

This workshop is the second of its kind following the inaugural event in November 2015. It brings together academics and policymakers working on issues relating to bank lending, credit-allocation decisions and macroprudential regulation, with a focus on research underpinned by micro data. We...