Fostering the future of finance
through conversations and collaborations
between academics and practitioners.
Conference Agenda
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Pacioli in the computer age
Ariadne, Switzerland
Certainty, Risk and Uncertainty in Finance
Ariadne, Switzerland
Journals represented:
- International Review of Economics and Finance
- Quarterly Journal of Finance
- Journal of Fintech
For those interested in joining a digital finance-related application for EU funded "Cooperation in Science Technology" programme.
For those interested in joining a digital finance-related application for EU funded "Cooperation in Science Technology" programme.
For those interested in joining a digital finance-related application for EU funded "Cooperation in Science Technology" programme.
What problems do fintechs face that academics could help solve? This interactive workshop brings together fintech innovators and researchers to identify and refine real-world challenges worth exploring. The session lays the groundwork for a future online hackathon where academic teams will tackle these issues head-on.
What problems do fintechs face that academics could help solve? This interactive workshop brings together fintech innovators and researchers to identify and refine real-world challenges worth exploring. The session lays the groundwork for a future online hackathon where academic teams will tackle these issues head-on.
What problems do fintechs face that academics could help solve? This interactive workshop brings together fintech innovators and researchers to identify and refine real-world challenges worth exploring. The session lays the groundwork for a future online hackathon where academic teams will tackle these issues head-on.
Fighting Climate Change with FinTech
1: University of Houston, United States of America; 2: Georgetown University, United States of America
Do Gamified Social Interactions on a Green Fintech App Nudge Users’ Green Investments?
1: Zhejiang University, China, People's Republic of; 2: The University of Hong Kong
Crowdfunded Microfinance
University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong S.A.R. (China)
Bitcoin Mining for Carbon Emission Reduction
GMU
The regulation of cryptocurrency markets: an exchange-centric view of illicit activity on the Bitcoin blockchain
1: Alliance Manchester Business School, The University of Manchester, United Kingdom; 2: Birmingham Business School, University of Birmingham, United Kingdom; 3: School of Management, Technical University of Munich, Germany; 4: Fisher College of Business, Ohio State University, United States
Transmission Dynamics in Crypto Markets: Comparing Volatility and Liquidity Spillover Networks
1: Poznan University of Economics and Business, Poland; 2: Wrocław University of Economics, Poland
Mapping the Perspectives of Central Bankers, Centralised Finance and Decentralised Finance Industries on CBDC
1: Vilnius University, Lithuania; 2: Bank of Lithuania; 3: Northeastern University, US, Boston
Unbundling everyday banking industry and its implications on critical infrastructure resilience
University of Warwick, United Kingdom
Generative AI and Business Model Innovation in Banking
1: ESCP Business School, United Kingdom; 2: ESCP Business School, Berlin, Germany
Can Event Study Methodology Keep Up with Cryptocurrencies?
Concordia University, Canada
Social Media Credibility and Financial Market Activity
1: Roger Williams University, United States of America; 2: University of Texas at Arlington
The Influence of Social Media Bots on Financial Markets
1: Roger Williams University, United States of America; 2: University of Texas at Arlington, United States of America
Implied Impermanent Loss: A Cross-Sectional Analysis of Decentralized Liquidity Pools
1: Collegio Carlo Alberto, Italy; 2: North Carolina State University; 3: NYU - Courant Institute of Mathematical Science; 4: Independent Portfolio Managers
Collateral Choice
1: University of Cologne; 2: Centre of Financial Research
Hidden Liquidity - Evidence from the Introduction of Iceberg Orders
University of Mannheim, Germany
Smart Advice? A Case-Based Analysis of Robo-Advisory Efficiency
1: Vilnius University, Lithuania; 2: Cyprus University of Technology
Human preferences and frequency of interaction with algorithmic advisers
1: University of Utah, USA; 2: Toulouse School of Economics, France; 3: TBS Business School, France
Minimal dynamic equilibria
1: UNSW Sydney, Australia; 2: University of Meinz, Germany
ETF (Mis)pricing
Cambridge Judge Business School, United Kingdom
Corporate Bond ETFs & Volatility
1: Villanova University, The USA; 2: VU Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Drawing the Line between Bond Dealer and Bandit
1: William & Mary, United States of America; 2: University of Stuttgart
Another Look at the Tail Risk Premium Anomaly
University of Bristol, United Kingdom
Do Lenders Price Firms’ Cybersecurity Risks?
KU Leuven, Belgium
AI Boost and Demographic Bust: Is “Hi-Tech Feudalism” inevitable?
Ben Gurion University of the Negev, Israel
Teams refine their most promising ideas into bold, evidence-backed solutions. With quickfire pitches and live feedback, concepts are sharpened into prototypes ready to inspire real-world action.
Teams refine their most promising ideas into bold, evidence-backed solutions. With quickfire pitches and live feedback, concepts are sharpened into prototypes ready to inspire real-world action.
Teams refine their most promising ideas into bold, evidence-backed solutions. With quickfire pitches and live feedback, concepts are sharpened into prototypes ready to inspire real-world action.
Teams refine their most promising ideas into bold, evidence-backed solutions. With quickfire pitches and live feedback, concepts are sharpened into prototypes ready to inspire real-world action.
Teams refine their most promising ideas into bold, evidence-backed solutions. With quickfire pitches and live feedback, concepts are sharpened into prototypes ready to inspire real-world action.
Teams refine their most promising ideas into bold, evidence-backed solutions. With quickfire pitches and live feedback, concepts are sharpened into prototypes ready to inspire real-world action.
frntr-X - Tokenizing Africa: Unlocking Capital for High-Impact Real Assets through Blockchain
svs Capital Partners GmbH, Germany
Breaking the Rules: How Open Source can be used as a competitive edge in Finance
Interledger Foundation, USA
Hybridized Human-AI Financial Decision-Making via a Brain-Computer Interface (BCI)
Arctop, Inc., United States of America
Unlocking Digital Mortgages: Opportunities and Challenges Across the EU
DigFin, a.s., Slovak Republic
GNU Taler: Privacy for Inclusion, Free Software for Innovation
1: Taler Systems SA, Luxembourg; 2: Taler Operations AG, Switzerland; 3: Bern University of Applied Sciences, Switzerland; 4: The GNU Project