The GLOBAFA Conference

The paper submission site for the GLOBAFA Conference is now open. The deadline to submit a paper is April 21, 2024. Decisions will be sent to the submitting author by April 28, 2024. All submissions (papers and abstracts) are evaluated using a double blind reviewing process. The decision regarding the acceptance/rejection of each abstract/paper will be communicated with the corresponding author within two weeks of submission.

Papers focusing on all fields of banking and finance are welcome at the conference. Some of the topics that are accepted in the conference are Accounting and Financial Reporting, Asset Management, Asset Pricing, Banking Efficiency, Regulation, Risk Management, and Solvency, Banking Crises, Behavioral Finance, Big Data, Bitcoin and Cryptocurrencies, Capital Markets, Capital Structure, Corporate Finance, Corporate Governance, Corporate Social Responsibility, Credit Risk Modelling, Cross-Section of Returns, Derivative Pricing and Hedging, Distribution Forecasting with Financial Applications, Empirical Finance, Entrepreneurial Finance, Financial Applications of Blockchain, Financial Economics, Financial Engineering, Financial Institutions, Financial Literacy, Financial Markets, FinTech, Fund Management, General Equilibrium Models, Green Finance, Hedge Funds, High-Frequency Trading, Household Finance, International Finance, Investment and Financing Decision Making, Investment and Portfolio Management, Investment Banking, Islamic Banking, Islamic Finance, Liquidity, Machine Learning and AI, Market Efficiency, Market Mechanisms, Market Microstructure, Mergers and Acquisitions, Monetary Policy and Financial Economics, Normative Theory of Financial Management, Performance Analysis, Political Risk, Portfolio Optimization, Quantitative Finance, Regulation of Financial Markets and Institutions, Risk Management and Analysis, Robo-Advisors, Social and Green Banking, Sustainable Finance, Systemic Risk, Term Structure Models, Theories of Market Equilibrium, Valuation of Financial and Real Assets, and Venture Capital.

The abstract should be between 200 and 400 words. All abstracts should be submitted in Microsoft Word format and English, including the title, authors’ names, affiliation, and contact information of the authors. Abstracts should include Objectives, Data and Methods, Results, and Conclusions. JEL classification and up to 6 keywords should be used. Previously published papers may not be submitted.

If you would like to propose an organized session, please get in touch with Prof. Ender Demir by email ([email protected]), including its subject and format, along with a minimum of 5 presenters interested in attending the session.

If the paper is accepted for presentation at the conference, the participant is expected to serve as a discussant or session chair in one of the sessions or presentations.