This workshop aims to bring together economists, mathematicians, computer scientists, sociologists, physicists, and practitioners in finance to discuss statistical methods, quantitative measures, modelling strategies, numerical simulations and non-conventional data mining approaches applied to the study of investment decisions of individual investors. We regard an investor as an individual when it is associated with a unique identifiable legal entity.
The topics of the Workshop includes
- Household finance
- Financial decisions of retail and institutional investors
- Behavioral biases in investment
- Social, economic and financial networks
- Financial market modeling
- Market microstructure
We welcome submissions (abstract or full preprint) by prospective participants until 31st May 2022. Use the registration page to submit your proposed talk . Decisions will be made by 8 June.
We aim to stimulate empirical methods and theoretical modeling in areas like behavioral economics, financial mathematics, computer science, sociology, physics and in the financial industry to be successfully applied in the analysis and modeling of investment decisions of market participants. The Workshop will promote the opportunity of meeting with people belonging to different scientific fields who are interested in this type of interdisciplinary cooperation. We will also promote the strengthening of the interaction between academia and the industry. The Workshop welcomes the participation of graduate students, Ph.D. students, and anyone interested in these subjects.
Registration and paper submission