Conference Scope
The globalization of financial markets, the recent impact of the global financial crisis, the creation of new monetary zones and the development of international trade impose new methods in Governance, investment and financing decisions, risk management and Basel II and III, corporate governance, and value creation, Islamic and conventional Economics and Finance and empirical testing. Therefore, it is important to develop new tools to evaluate the changes in risk management at the national and international levels and to review the features of investment, financing decisions, value creation and corporate governance in international economies and in particular in emerging countries and regarding conventional and Islamic Financial Economics. It is also fundamental to implement and use modeling and forecasting techniques for risk management, definition and assessment of investment and financing decisions. Other economic issues could help these decisions, such as Foreign Direct Investments, multilateral strategies, firms’ integration within the Mediterranean region. This international conference offers the opportunity to academics and professionals to discuss some issues in international investment and financing decisions.
At the macroeconomic level, the ongoing economic opening and the new evolutions of prices on the international markets impose new challenges to central banks and governments.
Islamic finance and banking is also embedded as one of the key issues. In fact, the rise of Shari’ah-based financial instruments is considered as a challenge to the practitioners of the conventional financial and banking industries, as well as to the researchers in financial economics who confront a huge set of theoretical premises inferred from the staples of Shari’ah (Qur’an and Sunnah).
New concepts, tools & methodologies in understanding financial theory and corporate policy, Investment& financing decisions under uncertainty, real options and their applications, Globalization and innovations in real and financial markets, Impact of Global financial crisis, New scientific applications in financial economics, Corporate Governance issues, modeling investment and financing decisions, risk management, Basel II and III applications, value and wealth creation, Islamic Economics and Finance and empirical testing. Therefore, it is important to develop new mathematical tools and econometric approaches to investigate the changes in modern “financial Economics”. Operational research helps understanding several issues in financial economics. The above features cover all financial markets and real markets including emerging markets. It is also fundamental to implement forecasting techniques for risk management, definition and assessment of investment and financing decisions. Islamic banking and finance is also embedded as one of the key issues.
A separate PhD Workshop is managed. The first page must Special Workshop. The objective is to help students to write scientific from the chapters in their PHD.
This international conference includes plenary sessions and parallel sessions. It also plans to include beyond the separate PhD workshop, some poster sessions.
The conference will take place in Paris,
Paper Submission is done via Email.
Authors are requested to submit full paper in PDF format.
There are several publishing opportunities associated with the conference under discussion. We all look forward to welcoming you in Paris.
MAIN LIST OF TOPICS
- Concepts, theories and applications in modern Economics and Finance,
- Mathematical and empirical issues in financial economics,
- Public Policy, taxes and regulation,
- Financing R&D,
- Financial Information Systems,
- Emerging Markets issues,
- Economic and Monetary Crisis
- Corporate Governance issues –
- Basel III and Risk Management,
- Conventional and Islamic Banking and Finance,
- Entrepreneurship,
- derivatives Markets and theory of hedging and speculation;
- Mediterranean integration and Emerging market issues-
- Financial and Econometric modeling and empirical issues-
- Mathematical Finance and applications in Finance
- operations research applications in Finance
- Valuation of the firm and its assets
- Capital asset pricing models and Asset pricing
- Global Financial Crisis and the financial system
- Risk-return in Portfolio Management
- Financial Markets Microstructure
- International Finance: theory and empirical tests
- Financial stability , regulation
- Behavioral finance
- Quantitative Financial economics
- Islamic Banking and finance
- International Economics and finance
- Applied Mathematics
- Real Estate Markets
- Energy Finance and real options and their applications
- Derivatives and hedging
- Corporate policy
Important Dates
- December 30, 2016: Deadline for paper submission.
- January 10, 2017: Acceptance/Rejection.
- January 30, 2017: Definitive camera-ready version and registration of authors.
1. Registration Fee
- For Academics: 400 €.
- For Professionals: 470 €.
- PhD Students: 320 €.
- Participation to the conference without presentation: 320 €.
Registration fee includes for the conference :
- Participation to all conference sessions and keynote sessions (three days)
- Submission fees to special issues of the conference
- 2 Lunches in the conference hotel.
- Conference Proceedings and program - Conference material.
- Coffee and refreshments during breaks
- Later Registration (after January 30, 2015): + 100 €
Not included:
- Gala Dinner in the Hotel: + 80 €/person
- Gala Dinner for guest : + 80 €/person
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