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The 18th Paris December Finance Meeting is organized in downtown Paris on December 17, 2020 by EUROFIDAI (European Financial Data Institute) and ESSEC Business School.
All researchers in finance are invited to present in English their latest research in all areas of finance and insurance.
A special prize for the Best Paper of the Meeting will be awarded.
In 2019, a record number of 434 papers were submitted for presentation at the meeting and only one out of 6 papers was accepted, indicating rigorous selection criteria.
The Paris December Finance Meeting is one of the top 2 European conferences in terms of selectivity and the quality of the papers presented.
An international reach
In 2019, the submissions are received from :
the U.S. (86), France (63), Germany (59), the U.K. (45), Canada (29), Switzerland (25), Austria (17), the Netherlands (15), China (13), Italy (13), Sweden (10), Hong-Kong (8), Belgium (7), Norway (7), Denmark (5), Finland (4), Ireland (4), Japan (4), Republic of Korea (4), Greece (3), Spain (3), Brazil (2), Portugal (2), Kuwait (2), Singapore (2), Cyprus (1), Israel (1), Liechtenstein (1), Luxembourg (1), Russian Federation (1)
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Committee
- Co-President : Patrice Fontaine (EUROFIDAI, CNRS)
- Co-President : Jocelyn Martel (ESSEC Business School)
2020 Scientific committee in progress
2019 Scientific committee :
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Yacine Ait-Sahalia Hervé Alexandre Nihat Aktas Charles-Olivier Amédée-Manesme Patrick Augustin Anne Balter Laurent Bach Jean-Noël Barrot Philippe Bertrand Romain Boulland Marie Brière Marie-Hélène Broihanne Laurent Calvet Catherine Casamatta Georgy Chabakauri Pierre Collin-Dufresne Ian Cooper Ettore Croci Matt Darst Eric de Bodt François Degeorge Olivier Dessaint Alberta Di Giuli Christian Dorion Ruediger Fahlenbrach Patrice Fontaine Thierry Foucault Pascal François Andras Fulop Roland Füess Jean-François Gajewski Edith Ginglinger Peter Gruber Alex Guembel Georges Hübner Julien Hugonnier Heiko Jacobs Sonia Jimenez Maria Kasch Alexandros Kostakis Olivier Lecourtois Jongsub Lee Laurence Lescourret Abraham Lioui Elisa Luciano Yannick Malevergne Roberto Marfé Jocelyn Martel Maxime Merli Sophie Moinas Franck Moraux Lorenzo Naranjo Lars Norden Clemens Otto Loriana Pelizzon Fabricio Perez Christophe Pérignon Joël Petey Alberto Plazzi Sébastien Pouget Jean-Luc Prigent Jean-Paul Renne Patrick Roger Jeroen Rombouts Julien Sauvagnat Olivier Scaillet Mark Seasholes Paolo Sodini Ariane Szafarz Christophe Spaenjers Roméo Tédongap Michael Troege Boris Vallée Philip Valta Guillaume Vuillemey Ryan Williams Rafal Wojakowski Alminas Zaldokas |
Princeton University & NBER Université Paris Dauphine WHU Otto Beisheim School of Management Université de Laval à Québec McGill University Tilburg University ESSEC Business School MIT Sloan School of Management Université Aix-Marseille ESSEC Business School Amundi, Université Paris Dauphine, Université Libre de Bruxelles Université de Strasbourg EDHEC TSE & IEA, Université de Toulouse 1 Capitole London School of Economics EPFL London Business School Universita Cattolica del Sacro Cuore Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve Université de Lille 2 University of Lugano University of Toronto ESCP Europe HEC Montréal EPFL & SFI EUROFIDAI - CNRS HEC Paris HEC Montréal ESSEC Business School University of Saint Gallen IAE Lyon Université Paris-Dauphine Universita della Svizzeria Italiana Toulouse School of Economics HEC Liège EPFL University of Mannheim Grenoble INP Humboldt University of Berlin University of Manchester EM Lyon Seoul National University ESSEC Business School EDHEC Collegio Carlo Alberto Université de Paris 1 Panthéon-Assas Collegio Carlo Alberto ESSEC Business School Université de Strasbourg Toulouse School of Economics Université de Rennes 1 University of Miami EBAPE/FVG HEC Paris Goethe University Wilfrid Laurier University HEC Paris Université de Strasbourg University of Lugano & SFI Toulouse School of Economics Université de Cergy-Pontoise HEC Lausanne Université de Strasbourg ESSEC Business School Bocconi University University of Geneva & SFI Arizona University Stockholm School of Economics Université Libre de Bruxelles HEC Paris ESSEC Business School ESCP Europe Harvard Business School University of Bern HEC Paris University of Arizona Surrey Business School HKUST |
Call for papers
The 18th Paris December Finance Meeting is organized in downtown Paris (Novotel Paris Les Halles) on December 17, 2020 by EUROFIDAI (European Financial Data Institute) and ESSEC Business School.
The conference is jointly sponsored by Amundi / Ardian / BEDOFIH / CDC Institute for Economic Research / CERESSEC / Chaire Fintech (Paris Dauphine) / Fondation Banque de France in Money, Finance and Banking / «Regulation and Systemic Risk» ACPR Chair.
All researchers are invited to present in English their latest research in all areas of finance and insurance. Job market and PhD papers are welcomed.
In recent years, one in five submitted papers was accepted. The Paris December Finance Meeting is one of the top 2 European conferences in terms of selectivity and the quality of the papers presented.
Prizes will be awarded for the best conference paper and for the best paper using EUROFIDAI data.
SUBMISSION PROCESS
Only on-line submissions will be considered for the 2020 Paris December Finance Meeting. Before filling the application form, authors should read the following instructions:
- Prepare 2 files in pdf format:
- An anonymous version of the paper (the complete paper without the name(s) of the author(s), the acknowledgements and any indication of author’s affiliation)
- A complete version of the paper including the following information: title, name(s) of the author(s), abstract, keywords, email address for each author, complete address(es)
- The abstract you will fill in the submission form should not exceed 150 words.
- To complete your submission you will have to classify your paper using 3 keywords among the following : Asset Pricing, Banking Regulation and Systemic Risk, Banking/Financial Intermediation, Bankruptcy, Behavioral Finance, Capital Structure, Corporate Finance, Corporate Governance, Derivatives, Entrepreneurial Finance, Ethical Finance, Financial Analyst, Financial Crisis, Financial Econometrics, Financial Mathematics, Financial Risks, FinTech and Cryptocurrencies, Hedge Funds/Mutual Funds, Historical Finance, Insurance, Interest Rates, International Finance, Investment Policy/Capital Budgeting, Market Microstructure/Liquidity, Merger and Acquisition, Ownership, Payout Policy, Portfolio Management, Private Equity/Venture Capital, Product Market Relationships, Real Estate, Risk Management, Security Issuance/IPO. The keywords will determine the field in which your paper will be refereed by the scientific committee.
- The submission fees for each paper is 45€.
Click on the "Submission" tab to access online submissions.
DEADLINE
Papers must be submitted on-line by June 4, 2020
PAPER DIFFUSION
Accepted papers will be posted on the Financial Economic Network (SSRN) and the website of the conference.
Submission
If you have already submited a paper, please connect to your account by clicking on "login" or your user name on the up right corner of this page.
IF NOT, CREATE YOUR ACCOUNT AND ACCESS THE SUBMISSION FORM
You will be redirected to a form to create your personal submission account for the Paris December 2020 Finance Meeting. If you already have an account, please log in here.
Please keep record of your login and password as they will allow you to connect again to your submission if you need to modify it and/or complete your payment.
After the creation of your account, you will be redirected to your personal submission profile where you will be able to create your submission.
Program
Awards
In 2019, the prize was awarded to:
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Matthias EFING (HEC Paris), Harald HAU (University of Geneva & Swiss Finance Institute), Patrick KAMPKOTTER (University of Tübingen) and Jean-Charles ROCHET (University of Geneva & Swiss Finance Institute) for the paper entitled "Bank Bonus Pay as a Risk Sharing Contract"
In 2018, the prize was awarded to:
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Ye LI & Chen WANG for the paper entitled "Rediscover Predictibility: Information from the Relative Prices of Long-Term and Short-Term Dividends".
In 2017, the prize was awarded to:
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Thorsten MARTIN & Clemens A. OTTO for the paper entitled "The Effect of Hold-Up Problems on Corporate Investment: Evidence from Import Tariff Reductions".
In 2016, the prize was awarded to:
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Matthew DARST & Ehraz REFAYET for the paper entitled "Credit Default Swaps in General Equilibrium: Spillovers, Credit Spreads, and Endogenous Default".
In 2015, the prize was awarded to:
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Roberto MARFE for the paper entitled "Labor Rigidity and the Dynamics of the Value Premium"
In 2014, the prizes were awarded to:
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Corporate finance: Taylor BEGLEY for the paper entitled "The Real Costs of Corporate Credit Ratings"
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Financial markets: Shiyang HUANG for the paper entitled "The Effect of Options on Information Acquisition and Asset Pricing"
In 2013, the prizes were awarded to:
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Corporate finance: Clemens OTTO & Paolo VOLPIN for the paper entitled "Marking to Market and Inefficient Investment Décisions"
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Financial markets: Matthias EFING & Harald HAU for the paper entitled "Structured Debt Ratings: Evidence on Conflicts of Interest"
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High frequency data / Microstructure: Bart YUESHEN for the paper entitled "Queuing Uncertainty"
Registrations
Registrations will open in September, 2020.
2019 registration fees : 250€.
Information
The Paris December 2020 Finance Meeting will be held on December 17, 2020 at the Novotel Paris les Halles hotel in the heart of historical Paris.
Location
Novotel Paris Les Halles Hotel
Place Marguerite de Navarre
75001 PARIS
Special rate for participants
After your registration, if you want to get a special rate at the Novotel Paris les Halles hotel, please contact the organizing committee : conference@paris-december.eu.
(Deadline November 18, 2020)
Access
Metro station: "Châtelet"
Lines 1, 7 and 11: exit "Place Ste Opportune"
Line 4: exit "Rue de la Lingerie"
Line 14: exit "n°10"
RER station: "Châtelet-les-Halles"
Lines A, B and D : exit "Forum des Halles" then follow the exit "Porte Berger"