Time: 15-17 October 2013
Venue: Breukelen, Netherlands

The conference will be hosted by Nyenrode Business University. If you wish to apply for the conference, please download and fill in the registration form (pdf) and send it via email abis2013@nyenrode.nl.

Time: 9-11 October 2013
Venue: Amsterdam, Netherlands

They invite you to learn more how to optimize collateral in financial crisis and to understand the impact of regulations issued by EMIR.

Time: 10-13 July 2014
Venue: The London Hilton on Park Lane, London, UK

Time: 6-8 November 2013
venue: London, United Kingdom

Time: 6-8 November 2013
Venue: Vienna, Austria

Since the market's fall into turmoil in 2007, banks' treasuries have been intensifying their efforts to improve the flow of liquidity.

All the papers must be written in English. All submitted papers will be accepted to the conference based on a blind review process. During the conference the author will benefit by the recommendations of a discussant.

Time: 8 May 2014
Venue: Milan, Italy

The conference will gather experts in corporate governance, and finance from academic, regulators and business circles. Advanced standards of corporate governance in the wake of the financial crisis will be discussed.

Time: 26-29 May 2014
Venue: Athens, Greece

The aim of the conference is to bring together scholars and students from all areas of finance and other related disciplines.The conference is organized in parallel with the other conferences of the Business and Law Research Division of ATINER.

Time: 5-8 November 2013
Venue: London, United Kingdom

The first aim of the conference is to provide opportunities for academics from a range of disciplines and countries to share their research both through the conference podium and IJAS' double-blind refereed publications. All IJAS conferences are inter- and multi-disciplinary.

Time: 7-9 November 2013
Venue: Athens, Greece

This citizen is increasingly asked to carry risk as an individual – as solidarity and welfare supports have been dismantled or lost credibility; as private sector interests, non-government organizations, religious bodies, informal networks, interest groups, political movements and supra-national bodies compete with government for loyalty and influence.