PROGRAM: 9:00-9:30     Registration / Welcome9:30-10:30   Talk 1: “Gamification and copy trading in finance: an experiment”[Speaker: Marie-Hélène Broihanne, University of Strasbourg – France]10:30-11:30  Talk 2: “Nudging investors towards sustainability - Evidence from afield experiment”[Speaker: Stefan Zeisberger, Radboud University – The Netherlands & Zurich Uni

16/05/2025 - 11:00 - LIDAM D.251 > "Green Bonds and Competitive Markets: Exploring Incentives for Sustainable Financing".  Syrine Ayachi (UNamur) will give a presentation on : Green Bonds and Competitive Markets: Exploring Incentives for Sustainable Financing. Abstract : This paper examines the impact of market competition on firms' decisions to issue gre

09/05/2025 - 11:00 - LIDAM D.251 > "The poor, the rich, and the credit channel of monetary policy".   Klaas Mulier (UGent) give a presentation on : The poor, the rich, and the credit channel of monetary policy. Abstract : Monetary policy can have contrasting effects on economic inequality via distinct channels.

28/02/2025    11:00 > "Risk Budgeting under General Risk Measures"  Vali Asimit (Bayes Business School) will give a presentation on : Risk Budgeting under General Risk Measures. Abstract : We provide an ample characterization for Risk Budgeting/Parity portfolios with general convex and homogeneous risk preferences for long-only portfolios, as well as

  Daniele Massacci (King's College London) Invited by Nathan Lassance will give a presentation on : State-dependent comovement between factor models Abstract :  We study regime-specific comovement between two large panels of variables, each exhibiting an approximate factor structure.

Julien Hambuckers (Université de Liège) invited by Nathan Lassance will give a presentation on : LASSO-type penalization methods in distributional regression models, with application to hedge funds systemic risk analysis Abstract :  For many applications in finance, it is of interest to provide full probabilistic forecasts, which are able to assign plausibilities to each predicte

Sébastien Pouget (Toulouse University) invited by Catherine D'Hondt will give a presentation on : Investor Valuation for Socially Responsible Assets: A Willingness to Pay Experiment Abstract :  We present an experimental study of investors’ willingness to pay for socially responsible assets.

Ranoua BOUCHOUICHA (Ghent University) will give a presentation on Choice lists and ‘standard patterns’ of risk-taking Abstract : The fourfold pattern of risk attitudes has been called ‘the most distinctive implication of prospect theory’.

Béatrice Boulu-Reshef (University of Orleans) will give a presentation on : Algorithmic vs. Human Portfolio Choice Robo-advisors that provide investment advice online on the basis of risk profiling questionnaires have recently made a breakthrough in the investment management industry.

Cesare ROBOTTI (The University of Warwick) will give a presentation on : Noisy Prices and Return-Based Anomalies in Corporate Bonds We argue that the documented large abnormal returns to investors from corporate bond anomalies such as return reversals and momentum mainly stem from ignoring market microstructure noise in transaction-based bond prices and relying on ad hoc return winso