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IFABS 2025 OXFORD
15-17 April 2025

The Path to Financial Resilience: Overcoming Challenges in an Evolving Global Landscape

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Registration fees 

Academic:

  • Early registration:     £450

  • Late registration:      £550

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Non academic:

  • Early registration:         £550

  • Late registration:          £650

 

Gala Dinner and Awards Ceremony            £80

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Saïd Business School
University of Oxford

The IFABS 2025 Oxford conference is organised in collaboration with Conference Chairs from Bank of England, Federal Reserve Board, European Central Bank, University of Oxford, Imperial College London and University of Nottingham on the overall theme of  
"The Path to Financial Resilience: Overcoming Challenges in an Evolving Global Landscape"

 

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VENUE: 
Saïd Business School, University of Oxford


DATE:
15-17 April 2025
 

CONFERENCE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:

  • Thomas Noe, University of Oxford

  • Meryem Duygun, University of Nottingham 

  • Ricardo Correa, Federal Reserve Board

  • Manfred Kremer, European Central Bank

  • Eddie Gerba, Bank of England & LSE

  • José-Luis Peydró, Imperial College London

CONFERENCE THEME

 

The Conference theme is "The Path to Financial Resilience:Overcoming Challenges in an Evolving Global Landscape". We welcome submissions of empirical and theoretical research in all areas of banking, finance and monetary economics. For this year’s conference, we particularly encourage papers on the following topics:

  • Artificial intelligence, big data and machine learning

  • Asset management

  • Asset pricing and financial engineering

  • Behavioral finance

  • Business models and balance sheet structures

  • Capital markets

  • Climate change and green finance

  • Corporate finance

  • Venture Capital and Private Equity

  • Corporate governance

  • Digital money/finance and effects on the monetary system

  • Diversity in the financial sector

  • Ethical finance

  • Fintech

  • Finance for economic growth and recovery

  • Financial contagion and systemic risk

  • Financial inclusion and financial education

  • Financial institutions and markets: issues in monetary & economic policy

  • Financial institution and markets: coping with inflation

  • Financial institutions and markets: geopolitical risks

  • Financial institution and markets: monetary tightening

  • Financial regulation and supervision (capital adequacy, proportionality, etc.)

  • Financial reporting

  • Financial risk management

  • Financial stability and macroprudential policy

  • Financial stability and monetary policy

  • Financial turmoil and external extreme shocks (Covid-19, warfare scenarios, etc.)

  • Macro-financial linkages

  • Public and infrastructure finance

  • Sustainable finance

  • SMEs finance and growth 

 

Submission procedure:

IMPORTANT DATES

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  • March 17th, 2025: Deadline for paper submissions

  • March 22nd, 2025: Notification of acceptance

  • March 31st , 2025: Deadline for early registration for presenters

  • April  15th - 17th, 2025: Conference dates

SPECIAL SESSIONS

The Conference Committee welcomes proposals for special sessions, roundtables, and panels. Please email your proposals to info@ifabsglobal.com by 10 March, 2025.



BEST PAPER AWARDS
In line with the IFABS tradition, there will be 2 best paper awards: IFABS Best Paper Award and the IFABS Best PhD Paper Award

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