Call for Papers: 11th Emerging Markets Finance Conference, 2020
14th - 16th December 2020
The Finance Research Group in collaboration with S.P.Jain Institute of Management and Research and Vanderbilt law School is inviting papers to be submitted for the 11th Emerging Markets Finance, 2020, conference. In the past, the audience for these events has comprised of academics, participants from the legal and financial industry, policy makers from government and regulators. Details of the previous conferences can be viewed at https://www.ifrogs.org/conf.html. The conference aims to cover presentations and discussions across the following set of research topics:
- Unique features of emerging markets asset pricing
- Liquidity and liquidity risk in emerging markets
- Risk measurement and risk management
- New thinking in market design
- How investors and households participate in equity and debt markets, and how they respond to news and information.
- How emerging market firm finance themselves.
- Corporate governance in emerging markets
- The political economy of finance
- Consequences of infirmities of regulation and supervision
- Law and finance in the emerging market finance setting
Conference Design
For EMF 2020, we intend to bring on board a wider Research Papers, Panels on contemporary policy and Keynotes by experts in the area of Finance, Economics and Law.
Important Dates
- Paper submission deadline: 31st August 2020.
- Expected date for notification of acceptance: 21st September 2020.
- Dates of the conference: 14th − 16th December 2020.
We are monitoring the progress of the COVID-19 pandemic. At this point we are hopeful that the conference will proceed as planned. If it becomes necessary to make changes in our plans, we will let you know as soon as possible.
Support
Financial support for academic authors whose papers have been accepted at the conference includes travel support of up to USD 750 as well as accommodation at the conference venue for 3 nights of the conference (13th to 15th December).
Registration and Contact details
Submissions of the papers must be sent as PDF files only, to Jyoti Manke at jyoti.frg@gmail.com. For any clarifications, please contact Jyoti at +91-98205-20180 (cellphone).
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