The Public Economics Area Conference will take place as an on-site event in Munich and we are pleased to welcome Nathaniel Hendren (Harvard University) as the keynote speaker. On the evening of the first day of the conference, the Richard Musgrave Lecture will be delivered by Rosanne Altshuler...

Topic: all areas of Finance.

The purpose of this conference is to facilitate discussion of ongoing research which studies policy relevant questions related to labor economics. Reflecting the breadth of modern labor economics, the scope of relevant topics is broad, ranging from employment and compensation, immigration and...

European Financial Management Association (EFMA) was founded to encourage research and disseminate knowledge about financial decision making in all areas of finance as it relates to European corporations, financial institutions and capital markets. Given the extraordinary times due to the...

As part of the European Financial Management Association 2021 Annual meetings, the European Financial Management journal will organize its annual seminar for advanced Finance Doctoral Students who are currently working on their dissertation. This intensive one-day seminar is expected to be very...

The objective of the webinar is to inspire and share good practices in creating an effective talent management strategy. In this webinar we will discuss the following: - defining talent in the institution; - developing and implementing an effective talent management strategy plan; - talent...

EFMA 2020 conference has been cancelled.

This conference has been cancelled.

Members and friends of the Association are invited to participate in the 2019 Annual Meeting. You are encouraged to submit research papers in all areas of Finance.

As part of the European Financial Management Association 2019 Annual meetings, the European Financial Management journal will organize its annual seminar for advanced Finance Doctoral Students who are currently working on their dissertation. This intensive one day seminar is expected to be very...