Conference Theme: Theme: Can Behavioural Finance inform Volatility Modeling/Forecasting? In this two-day meeting we will consider how the fields of behavioural finance, economic psychology, financial socio-analysis and other related areas can enhance our understanding of financial behaviours....

M-BEPS brings together behavioral and experimental researchers from different disciplines as well as policy makers and practitioners interested in how behavioral economics can inform policies in government and business. The goal of M-BEPS is to encourage the discussion of relevant policy topics...

The broad topic of M-BEES is Theory and Experiments. M-BEES centers around the question if and how economic experiments can inform economic theory and vice versa.

IMEBESS has started as a succession of the International Meeting series on Experimental and Behavioral Economics (IMEBE), and had an inaugural meeting at Nuffield College, University of Oxford in April 2014. IMEBESS intends to bring together researchers in all areas of the social sciences who...

This annual conference brings together researchers interested in understanding the financial behavior of individuals and households.

The conference chairs invite academics and practitioners to participate and discuss empirical and theoretical research that investigates retail investor products and services, the impact of technology on retail investors, investors’ decision-making, investor protection schemes, and market...

The research meeting will bring together a multi-disciplinary audience of academics, industry practitioners and government researchers to discuss the deployment of behavioural science, field experimental research coupled with data science methods for addressing topical questions for the...

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...

The theme this year is Fintech and Behavioral Research in Finance; however, all financial markets related papers are welcome.

We welcome empirical and theoretical papers on the workshop’s main (but non-exhaustive) themes: - Macroeconomics related to wine (The role of exchange rates, International trade, Economic cycles, Revenue and demand, Wealth effect, Cointegration analysis, Global change in preferences, Emerging...