Submission for the 2026 Research in Behavioral Finance Conference is now open! Don't miss out on the 6th edition of the fabulous RBFC series on Sep 18 & 19 in Amsterdam, with keynotes by Lauren Cohen (Harvard), Andrew Lo (MIT), and Elisabeth Kempf (Harvard).
If you want to know more, check out the website below, where you can also register for the online open evening on May 20. Also feel free to reach out to me directly for details.
vu.nl/en/education...
This is a unique opportunity to further deepen your knowledge, do relevant academic research, and network with a group of like-minded professionals. Guided by our professors, you will take courses and write your thesis; a great way to boost your human capital and your career.
*NEW PROGRAM LAUNCH*
The Finance Department at VU Amsterdam is excited to launch a new initiative: a part-time PhD program in Finance.
Advance your knowledge of Sustainable Finance (July 14-18, 2025) this summer!
Early Bird Fee until April 15
Lecturer Remco Zwinkels shares more details about the course 👇
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Whether you're an advanced bachelor student, master student, PhD candidate, or practitioner, this summerschool is tailored for you. Don't miss out on the early bird fee by visiting the website below:
tinbergen.nl/sustainable-...
We'll delve into the asset pricing impacts of sustainability, constructing sustainable portfolios, sustainable corporate decision-making, and sustainable credit markets. Beyond the academic content, this opportunity offers invaluable networking with like-minded sustainable finance enthusiasts.
Excited about delving deeper into sustainable finance and exploring cutting-edge research? Join us at the Sustainable Finance Summerschool hosted by the Tinbergen Institute! From July 14 to 18, Marco Ceccarelli, Rex Wang, and I will lead a comprehensive 5-day program on Sustainable Finance.
An overview of alternative theories on the causes and nature of large economic fluctuations, from Joseph E. Stiglitz https://www.nber.org/papers/w33218