18th Jackson Hole Finance Group Conference

CfP Deadline: September 10, 2024 Conference Event: January 18-20, 2025 Event Location: Jackson Hole, United States Organizer(s): Jackson Hole Finance Group Description: We are pleased to announce that the Eighteenth meeting of the Jackson Hole Finance Group will be held in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, on January 18-20, 2025. Papers in all areas of finance are[…]

20th Annual Meeting of the Financial Research Association with Dual Submission Option at the Journal of Financial Economics

CfP Deadline: August 31, 2024 Conference Event: December 7-8, 2024 Event Location: Las Vegas, United States Organizer(s): Financial Research Association (FRA) Description: The FRA conference highlights promising, cutting-edge papers and early stage work in the areas of investments, corporate finance, behavioral finance, banking, financial institutions, liquidity, market microstructure, and consumer finance. Past papers have used[…]

SGF Conference – Annual Meeting of the Swiss Society for Financial Market Research

CfP Deadline: October 31, 2024 Conference Event: April 4, 2025 Event Location: Zurich, Switzerland Organizer(s): University of Zurich Submission: Prospective contributors are invited to submit papers on all topic areas of finance by October 31, 2024. The submission fee is CHF 50. The conference will also feature a dedicated Poster Session for Ph.D. students. Online[…]

SGF Conference – Annual Meeting of the Swiss Society for Financial Market Research

CfP Deadline: October 31, 2024 Conference Event: April 4, 2025 Event Location: Zurich, Switzerland Organizer(s): University of Zurich Submission: Prospective contributors are invited to submit papers on all topic areas of finance by October 31, 2024. The submission fee is CHF 50. The conference will also feature a dedicated Poster Session for Ph.D. students. Online[…]

Finance Down Under Conference: Building on the Best from the Cellars of Finance

CfP Deadline: October 1, 2024 Conference Event: February 27- March 1, 2025 Event Location: Melbourne, Australia Organizer(s): Department of Finance in the Faculty of Business and Economics at The University of Melbourne Description: We invite submissions that embody the best in current empirical and theoretical research. We welcome papers in asset pricing, corporate finance and[…]

The 2024 Sydney Banking and Financial Stability Conference

CfP Deadline: September 20, 2024 Conference Event: December 9-10, 2024 Event Location: Sydney, Australia Organizer(s): University of Sydney Business School Keynote Speaker(s): Ron Masulis (University of New South Wales) Description: The Discipline of Finance at the University of Sydney Business School would like to invite submissions for the 2024 meeting of the Sydney Banking and[…]

CEPR Discussion Paper – International Investment Income: Patterns, Drivers, and Heterogeneous Sensitivities

Author(s):Giovanni Donato, Cédric Tille Date:July 2024 Abstract: Financial globalization has led to a large increase in international asset holdings. While the rise of associated dividend and interest flows has until now been muted by the decreasing trend in interest rates, this pattern could change, leading to a larger role of investment income flows in the[…]

CEPR Discussion Paper – Intermediary Balance Sheet Constraints, Bond Mutual Funds’ Strategies, and Bond Returns

Author(s):Mariassunta Giannetti, Jotikasthira Chotibhak, Andreas Rapp, Martin Waibel Date:July 2024 Abstract: We show that after the introduction of the leverage ratio constraints on bank-affiliated dealers, bond mutual funds have engaged in more liquidity provision in investment-grade corporate bonds and that the performance of funds with liquidity-supplying strategies has benefited. Not only have regulations transferred profits[…]

CEPR Discussion Paper – The Global Financial Cycle: Quantities versus Prices

Author(s):Eugenio Cerutti, Stijn Claessens Date:July 2024 Abstract: We quantify the importance of the Global Financial Cycle (GFCy) in domestic credit and various local asset prices and compare it with that in capital flows. Using 2000-2021 data for 76 economies and a simple methodology, we find that each respective series’ common factor and conventional US GFCy-drivers[…]