The Arcelli Center for Monetary and Financial Studies (formerly Center for Monetary and Financial Studies - OCSM) was established in 1992 under the direction of Prof. Mario Arcelli. It was aimed at promoting high level research on monetary and financial issues. Toward this end, today CASMEF conducts academic research and professional consulting, drawing on the academic and business expertise of its members.
Aula Toti, Viale Romania 32, Roma, 11 am.
The CONSOB Risk Outlook is a bi-annual publication which analyses cycles and trends in financial markets. The report is aimed at identifying the factors which may put at risk the institutional goals of CONSOB.
Online registration at www.consob.it (SIPE form) is recommended.
Participation is free.
The Conference will be hosted by CASMEF – LUISS in the Viale Pola 12 venue of University LUISS Guido Carli (Rome, December 10-11, 2012) and welcomes contributions by young economists and PhD Students. Special awards will be granted by the Organizing Committee to the best papers presented at the Conference.
CASMEF – Arcelli Center for Monetary and Financial Studies at LUISS - Libera Università Internazionale di Studi Sociali "Guido Carli"
Michele Bagella, Leonardo Becchetti, Giorgio Di Giorgio, Iftekhar Hasan, Francesco Nucci, Gustavo Piga
Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena
Economic Notes – Review of Banking, Finance and Monetary Economics published by BMPS
For further information, please visit http://mbfconference.luiss.it
The Conference will be hosted by CASMEF – LUISS in the Viale Pola 12 venue of University LUISS Guido Carli and welcomes contributions by young economists and PhD Students. Special awards will be granted by the Organizing Committee to the best papers presented at the Conference.
Rome
December
10-11, 2012
Hosted
by CASMEF – Arcelli Center for Monetary and Financial Studies at
LUISS - Libera Università Internazionale di Studi Sociali “Guido Carli”
Organizing
Committee
Michele Bagella, Leonardo Becchetti,
Giorgio Di Giorgio,
Iftekhar
Hasan, Francesco Nucci, Gustavo Piga
The conference is
jointly organized by:
LUISS “Guido Carli” University
“ Sapienza” University of Rome
“Tor Vergata” University of Rome
In partnership with:
Economic Notes
The Journal of Financial Stability
Call
for Papers
Contributions
on the following fields are welcome:
Financial Reforms, Regulation and Supervision
Financial Stability
Theory and Empirics of Financial Crises
International Finance
Securities markets
Monetary Policy and Central Banking
Public Debt Management
Financial Education
Microfinance and Economic Development
Corporate Finance
Banking
Finance and Ethics
Asset Pricing
Monetary Theory
Financial and Credit Derivatives
Young Economists Session*
*The
conference welcomes contributions by young economists and PhD
Students. Special awards will be granted by the Organizing Committee
to the best papers presented at the Conference.
The Conference will be hosted by CASMEF – LUISS in the Viale Pola 12 venue of University LUISS Guido Carli (www.luiss.edu), located in the central “Trieste” area of Rome.
The Conference Fee for participants is €200 and includes coffee breaks, lunches and the final gala dinner. Doctoral students will be eligible for a reduced fee of €100.
Paper submissions should be sent in electronic format to MBFconference@luiss.it and received by September 15, 2012, ref: XXI International Conference on Money, Banking and Finance.
Accepted papers will be selected by October 15. Further organizational details (including payment forms and preferred hotel rates) will be provided at this stage.
For any additional information please contact the organizing committee at MBFconference@luiss.it, or casmef@luiss.it.
Comparative evaluation for the assignment of 2 research grants funded by Arcelli Centre for Monetary and Financial Studies (CASMEF) for the following research projects:
Coordinator: Prof. Giorgio Di Giorgio
Coordinator: Prof. Giorgio Di Giorgio
* Special thanks to Ing. Carlo De Benedetti, who made possible the start of this project.
In occasione del centenario della nascita del prof. Francesco Parrillo (1912 – 2012), l’Istituto di Cultura Bancaria e Rivista Bancaria – Minerva Bancaria organizzano un convegno, che si terrà a Roma nel mese di giugno, dal titolo:
In parallelo a questa iniziativa, l’Istituto di Cultura Bancaria bandisce un premio di 3.000 euro per un saggio originale, relativo ai temi cari al prof. Parrillo e sintetizzati dal titolo del Convegno, che sarà sottomesso a Rivista Bancaria – Minerva Bancaria entro la fine del mese di Agosto p.v. In maggior dettaglio, i saggi potranno avere ad oggetto l’euro, il debito pubblico, la stabilità del sistema finanziario, l’efficienza del sistema bancario italiano ed europeo, tematiche inerenti la regolamentazione bancaria e finanziaria.
I saggi, in italiano o in inglese, dovranno avere una lunghezza di circa 30 pagine, di 2.000 battute ciascuna, spazi inclusi, e dovranno essere inviati all’indirizzo di posta elettronica redazione@rivistabancaria.it.
Nella prima pagina del paper devono essere indicate le parole chiave e i JEL code che lo classificano. I paper devono essere anonimi: non deve essere presente né alcuna indicazione relativa agli autori né eventuali ringraziamenti. La valutazione sarà affidata ad anonimi referees designati dal Comitato accettazione saggi e contributi della rivista.
Il saggio vincitore sarà pubblicato sulla rivista assieme ad altri giudicati meritevoli.