Deadlines

In order to present a contribution, an abstract with a maximum length of 400 words, which will not be published in the Springer book, should be sent according to the deadlines below. 

It is also possible to submit a 4/6 page short paper for publication in the MAF Springer book after peer review. Papers must be submitted online through the conference website, closely following the website guidelines for the submission. Download link is available on the page Conference publications.

CALL FOR CONTRIBUTIONS, mandatory 

Abstract submission: January 8, 2024 

Notification of abstract acceptance: January 24, 2024 

CALL FOR PAPERS, facultative 

A short paper, 4 to 6 pages, can be submitted for publication after peer review in a book edited by Springer 

Paper submission: January 8, 2024 

Notification of paper acceptance: January 24, 2024 

The final version of the paper, revised according the peer review, must be sent by February 6, 2024 

Abstracts and papers can be submitted here

In the case where your contribution is planned in an organized session, please provide
this information in the abstract adding the title of the session and the name of the organizer.

Topics of interest

Topics of interest include, but are not limited to: Actuarial models; Analysis of high-frequency data; Artificial Intelligence; Behavioural finance; Blockchain technologies; Commodity markets analysis; Credit risk methods and models; Decentralized Finance; Digital asset analysis; ESG finance; FinTech and InsurTech; Financial econometrics; Forecasting of dynamical actuarial and financial phenomena; Fund performance evaluation; Insurance portfolio analysis; Interest rate models; Life insurance; Longevity; Machine Learning in actuarial sciences and finance; Management in insurance business; Methods and models for time series analysis; Models for financial derivatives; Multivariate techniques for financial analysis; Pensions; Optimization methods for insurance and finance; Pricing; Probability in actuarial sciences and finance; Real-world finance; Risk management; Solvency analysis; Sovereign risk; Static and dynamic portfolio selection and management; Text analysis in finance; Trading systems.