21st Australasian Finance and Banking Conference, 16-18th Dec 2008
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The 21st Australasian Finance and Banking Conference, 16-18th Dec 2008 is supposed to be held at Sydney in New South Wales, Australia. The deadline for the submission of the papers is the 25th of August, 2008.
The conference would be hosted by The Australian School of Business. The organizers have been asking professionals from the world of finance and banking and academicians to come and participate in the 21st Australasian Finance and Banking Conference, 16-18th Dec 2008.
The event is being backed by the Australian Securities Exchange, Barclays Global Investors, Financial Integrity Research Network, KPMG, Reserve Bank of Australia, SIRCA and Shangri-La Hotel, Sydney. In this event the Australian Securities Exchange is expected to award the paper that is deemed the best in the quantitative finance or derivatives section. There would be a paper on global financial services that would be presented by the Journal of Banking and Finance.
The paper that covers issues like ASX, Aspect Financial Data, Morningstar, Reuters and SFE the best would be presented with Aus$ 2500 by SIRCA. The paper that comes first in the capital markets, fund management and mutual funds section would be awarded Aus$ 10,000.
The paper also needs to have particular stress on the Asia Pacific zone. The award would be made by Barclays Global Investors.
This event is meant to cover a number of issues that are related to finance and banking industries. Some of the major issues that would be covered in the 21st Australasian Finance and Banking Conference, 16-18th Dec 2008 are financial services, asset pricing, derivative instruments, banking and financial institutions, financial mathematics, financial accounting, funds management and mutual funds, financial statement analysis, international finance, equity valuations, market microstructure, earnings quality, quantitative finance, financial economics, real estate investment, financial and economic integration, risk and insurance and measures and control, capital markets, the emerging markets, corporate finance, globalization, financial markets integration, and corporate governance.
