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Jointly Organized by University of Rome "La Sapienza" ,University of Hamburg, LUISS Business School Rome, Joint Research Centre of the European Commission

The New Frontiers in Banking and Capital Markets conference aims at providing a high-level conference setting where academics, practitioners, and regulators will present and discuss new ideas and exchange views on emerging research topics as well as perspectives on current challenges for banks and capital markets. Sustainability and ESG are therefore important topics.

East Asia Research

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Economics, Finance,

The Fields Institute

‘Investors’ are broadly defined and includes retail and institutional investors as well as financial advisors and brokers. Behavioural finance is the study of how the psychology of investors affects personal investment and market outcomes. Based on investment behaviours, there is a need for investment dealerships and banks to develop tools that provide automated support for retail investors and financial advisors in selecting, managing, and evaluating investment portfolios. The difficulty in designing these tools lies in the specification of the complex mathematical structure that models investor behaviour in the presence of market conditions. Machine learning offers a data-driven approach with less specification of the structure of the data generating process.

Sciences économiques, Entreprise et Marketing,    Mathématiques appliquées (en général)

The Fields Institute

Banff International Research Station (BIRS) for Mathematical Innovation and Discovery

A distinguished feature of the last few decades is the increasing availability of technological innovations to an everyday broader spectrum of society. This phenomenon has rapidly paved the way for the development of new economies such as e-commerce, sharing economies and online advertising. These activities are characterised by, for instance, a higher number of agents from both the supply and demand side, and an unprecedentedly large menu of tailor-made and personalised services. Naturally, this has led to more intricate behaviours and interactions at all levels of the economy. Consequently, there is a pressing need for the creation of economic theories that are able to explain the rationale of the participants, the way their actions are aggregated in society, and which are compatible with documented evidence. This workshop will unite specialists of stochastic control and economic theory, who will work and explore how recent theoretical developments in their respective fields can be applied to these newly identified problems.

Banff International Research Station (BIRS) for Mathematical Innovation and Discovery

In recent years, several areas of Banach lattice theory have experienced high rates of growth. The workshop is going to concentrate on these recent developments, including free Banach lattices, order and uo-convergence, and applications to Math Finance. The goal of the workshop is to bring together the leading experts and active young researchers to discuss the current and future directions of these developments and to identify potential applications and the main open problems. We also plan to try to understand the "big picture" of connections between these developments and other areas of Functional Analysis.

Institute for Advanced Study in Mathematics (IASM) in Hangzhou, China

23w5104 Home Confirmed Participants Stochastic Analysis, Mathematical Finance and Economics (23w5104) Organizers Christa Cuchiero (University of Vienna) Constantinos Kardaras (London School of Economics) Ludovic Tangpi (Princeton University) Gordan Zitkovic (The University of Texas at Austin) Description The Institute for Advanced Study in Mathematics will host the "Stochastic Analysis, Mathematical Finance and Economics" workshop in Hangzhou, China from August 20 to August 25, 2023. Probabilistic tools, together with a variety of methods from stochastic, functional and convex analysis and partial differential equations are routinely used in mathematical finance and economics; in fact, the field draws from a host of other mathematical disciplines to accomplish its goals. Prior advances in this field have not only made a huge impact on the practice of finance and regulation, but have also inspired a number of breakthroughs in related areas of mathematics traditionally regarded as theoretical. In this workshop, we bring together a group of experts and young researchers in various sub-areas of mathematical finance and economics, with a special focus on those whose work draws heavily on stochastic analysis. Our goal is to foster a free interchange of ideas and facilitate sharing of some of the recent results in this challenging field.

CIRM – Centre International de Rencontres Mathématiques

Mathematisches Forschungsinstitut Oberwolfach (MFO, Oberwolfach Research Institute for Mathematics)