Mini Track on Financial perspectives in turbulent times
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THE 4th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
ON ECONOMICS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
Resilience and economic intelligence through digitalization and big data analytics
10-11 June 2021, Bucharest, Romania
Mini Track Chairs
Erich Walter Farkas, University of Zurich, Switzerland
Emilia Câmpeanu, Bucharest University of Economic Studies, Romania
The worldwide actions “are not good today, if yesterday did not think of tomorrow.” Therefore, it is necessary but not enough to understand today’s world and rely on data and scientific research results to adapt to a new era of innovation. Creativity and better services with low risks and high performances will lead to thinking out of the box especially in the finance domain where competition is strong while the demand and supply diversity is continuously driven by performances.
“Omul îşi uită nevoile lui vechi pentru a simţi lipsuri noi”/ “People forget their old needs to feel new shortcomings.”
(Grigore Moisil)
The finance’s functions, priorities, challenges and capabilities are driven by restarting and high-performing strategic goals. These impose the need to understand that traditional financial aspects can indicate misleading signals for forward-looking approches. The continuous improvement and innovation in a competitive environment are the remedy of a balanced attention to critical areas of business and governments measures with a more oriented focuse to human perspective. The broad changes induced by technologies and digitization require new approaches to finance whether we refer to individuals, organizations and governments. Therefore, the academic community and scientific research can make genuine contributions to financial pressures.
The main topics covered by the hereby call for papers are related to:
Risks and financial services
Banking
Capital markets
Asset management
Insurance
Corporate finance
Sustainable wellbeing
Fiscal sustainability
Public policies
Taxation
Erich Walter Farkas
is Professor for Quantitative Finance, Department of Banking and Finance, University of Zurich (Switzerland). He has PhD in Mathematics, with Summa cum laude, at Friedrich-Schiller-University of Jena (Germany) followed by Habilitation in Mathematics and Privat Dozent at Ludwig-Maximilians-University of Munich. Also, he is involved in other activities as Program Director at UZH ETH joint degree for Master of Science in Quantitative Finance, UZH Certificate of Advanced Studies in Risk Management for Banking and Finance, Swiss Finance Institute, Center of Competence Finance in Zurich (CCFZ). At Swiss Risk Association, Professor Farkas is Co-president. His research activities focused on valuation of options, measuring risks, capital requirements, defaultable securities, behaviour finance, stress testing, and asset management. Professor Farkas has experience as manager of grants such as MC-IEF – Intra-European Fellowship (IEF), Sciex-NMS Fellowship, and joint proposal financed by The Swiss National Science Foundation. His expertise in quantitative finance and mathematics is highlighted by the press. For more details: https://people.math.ethz.ch/~farkas/.
Emilia Campeanu
studied Faculty of Finance and Banking at the Bucharest University of Economic Studies and is Professor with expertise on public finance, fiscal policy, government budgets and public debt. Also, she is vice-dean of the Faculty of Finance and Banking with responsibilities for scientific research, development and innovation. Also, she has experience as principal investigator and member of research project (national and international) and a vast publishing activity materialized through books and published works.