Today is the final day to submit papers to the 2023 RCFS Winter Conference. Make sure to begin your submission with enough time to complete it before the deadline. The submission deadline for proposals is November 30.
“COVID-19 and Corporate Finance” by Marco Pagano and Josef Zechner, published in RCFS issue 11(4), is featured in a special edition of the ECGI blog.
The submission period for SFS Cavalcade North America is now open. To submit, please visit SFS Cavalcade North America. The deadline for submissions is December 12, 2022. Dual Submission: The Cavalcade features a dual submission option with the Review of Asset Pricing Studies and the Review of Corporate Finance Studies. Reminder for doctoral students: For papers in which ALL co-authors are doctoral students, the submission fee is waived.
The 12th MoFiR Workshop on Banking is now accepting submissions. Please see the Call for Papers. The workshop, which features a dual submission option with RCFS, will take place July 6-7, 2023, at the University of Naples Federico II, Italy. The RCFS sponsoring editor is Andrew Ellul. The submission deadline is 6pm (GMT), January 15, 2023.
The deadline to submit papers to the 2023 RCFS Winter Conference is only a week away! The deadline is November 10, 2022. The submission deadline for proposals is November 30.
“Can Central Banks Boost Corporate Investment? Evidence from ECB Liquidity Injections” by Stine Louise von Rüden, Marti G. Subrahmanyam, Dragon Yongjun Tang, and Sarah Qian Wang
The dual submission decisions for the Jackson Hole Finance Conference 2023 have been sent. If you submitted your paper as a dual submission and did not receive your decision email, please contact us.
RAPS is also pleased to welcome Norman Schürhoff as an Editor, beginning November 1. Norman is a Professor of Finance at the Swiss Finance Institute and previously served as an Associate Editor for RAPS.
“Deregulating innovation capital: The effects of the JOBS Act on biotech startups” by Craig Lewis and Joshua Tyler White
“Bank Lobbying as a Financial Safety Net:Evidence from the Post-crisis U.S. Banking Sector” by Kentaro Asai
