3rd biennial “Africa in the Global Economy“ conference
Africa’s role in the global economy is being reshaped by regional ambitions and external pressures. While the AfCFTA has generated momentum, intra-African trade remains fragile, exposing gaps in in-frastructure and readiness. Meanwhile, external powers continue to influence Africa’s trajectory. The expiry of AGOA preferences and the introduction of reciprocal tariffs under recent U.S. policy have lim-ited trade options and affected industrial production. China’s duty-free access offer and infrastructure investments gain appeal, while the EU conditions preferential access on sustainability and political re-quirements. These dynamics intersect with intensified global competition for Africa’s critical raw material, raising questions about their potential economic and political impacts. Topics of interest include international trade, finance, and development, but contributions exploring other areas with clear links to Africa’s regional or global economic integration are also welcome. Early-career researchers and contributors from the Global South are strongly encouraged to submit. The conference will take place in person, beginning on Wednesday, 2 December in the afternoon and ending in the early afternoon of Friday, 4 December. Submission Authors should submit extended abstracts (up to 500 words) outlining the contribution to the literature, methodology, and main results. Submissions are accepted exclusively via the conference submission form: https://www.teilnehmermanagement.idos-research.de/africa-in-the-global-economy-/ For questions, contact socioeconomic@idos-research.de with “AfrEcon 2026” in the subject line. Keynote speaker Antoine Bouët (CEPII) Conference deadlines 30 April 2026 – Deadline for abstract submission June 2026 – Acceptance/rejection notification 1 September 2026 – Deadline for final registration 2 - 4 December 2026 – Conference Location German Institute of Development and Sustainability (IDOS) Tulpenfeld 6 53113 Bonn Germany Conference Partners German Institute of Development and Sustainability (IDOS), the African Economic Research Consortium (AERC), the Institute of Statistical, Social and Economic Research (ISSER) at the University of Ghana, the Nelson Mandela School of Public Governance at the University of Cape Town, the Research Network Sustainable Global Supply Chains, and The World Bank.
This conference will take place 2 - 4 December 2026 in Bonn. It provides a forum to discuss the implications of Africa’s evolving regional and global economic relationships, with a focus on policy-relevant empirical research related to international trade, finance, and development.
German Institute of Development and Sustainability (IDOS)
Econometrics, Statistics and Quantitative Methods (JEL C)
Economic Development, Innovation and Growth (JEL O)
The Teaching & Learning Centre (TLC) at Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS) warmly invites proposals for the Andragogy for Impact (AnfI) 2026, to be held from 3 to 5 November 2026 at the Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel, Singapore. Centred on the theme “Adult Learning: Reimagining, Reinventing, Transforming”, the conference invites educators, researchers, policymakers, and industry leaders to reflect on how adult learning must evolve in response to changing learner identities, workforce demands, and societal transformation. Guided by the tagline “From tradition to transformation: a new vision for adult learning”, AnfI 2026 seeks to re-envision adult learning from foundational principles to delivery approaches and long-term impact. We welcome proposals aligned to one of the three conference strands: Reimagining the Foundations of Adult Learning Reinventing the Delivery of Adult Teaching and Learning Transforming the Outputs and Impact of Adult Learning Submissions may take the form of paper or poster presentations, roundtables, or talking circles. Proposals may draw on research (theoretical, conceptual, or empirical), integrative reviews, research in progress, best practices, or emerging innovations that shape the future of adult learning. Key Dates: Call for proposals opens: 15 February 2026 Submission deadline: 31 May 2026 Pre-conference workshops: 3 November 2026 Main conference: 4–5 November 2026
Andragogy for Impact (AnfI) 2026 is a biennial international conference series dedicated to reimagining adult learning as a catalyst for transformation across individuals, work, and societies. It connects educators, researchers, policymakers, and industry leaders to co-create new models of learning that are ethical, inclusive, and future-ready.
SRRNet’s 24TH th International Conference on Corporate Social Responsability and Sustainability
Conference Details Conference Theme: Corporate Social Responsibility in Times of Global Uncertainty: Building Resilient, Inclusive, and Sustainable Futures Organizations across Europe, Africa, Asia, and beyond are navigating overlapping crises — from climate change and digital disruption to geopolitical instability and social inequalities. CSR is increasingly called upon not just to mitigate harm, but to actively foster resilience, trust, and inclusive growth across diverse contexts. We invite scholars and practitioners worldwide to contribute original research that explores the role of CSR in an era marked by global uncertainty and rapid change. The conference seeks to examine how organizations respond to complex challenges such as climate change, social inequality, digital disruption, and geopolitical instability, while striving to build more resilient, inclusive, and sustainable futures. How can corporations act responsibly in times of crisis? What innovative practices and policies are emerging across diverse regions, and how do they shape both local communities and global agendas? We invite scholars and practitioners worldwide to contribute original research that explores the role of CSR in an era marked by global uncertainty and rapid change. The conference seeks to examine how organizations respond to complex challenges such as climate change, social inequality, digital disruption, and geopolitical instability, while striving to build more resilient, inclusive, and sustainable futures. How can corporations act responsibly in times of crisis? What innovative practices and policies are emerging across diverse regions, and how do they shape both local communities and global agendas? We welcome interdisciplinary contributions that bring together insights from management, economics, political science, sociology, environmental studies, and related fields. Both empirical and conceptual papers, as well as comparative perspectives from Europe, Africa, Asia, and beyond, are encouraged to foster a rich dialogue on the evolving global landscape of CSR. The conference is intended to be interdisciplinary and welcomes contributions from anyone with a perspective on this important topic. Papers are welcome on any topic related to this broad issue, and suggested themes for papers include: Conference Topics CSR and Global Crises – corporate responsibility in contexts of war, pandemics, migration, and geopolitical instability; Bridging Local Communities and Global Agendas: CSR for Inclusive Growth – CSR’s role in addressing inequalities, supporting rural development, and fostering trust in societies with diverse cultural and economic backgrounds; Digital Responsibility Beyond AI – data ethics, cybersecurity, digital inclusion, data ethics, cybersecurity, and responsible technology adoption; Resilient Communities – CSR’s role in fostering social cohesion, rural development, and sustainable livelihoods; Transnational CSR – how multinational corporations adapt CSR across different cultural, regulatory, and economic contexts; Legal and Regulatory Perspectives on CSR – comparative legal frameworks, international standards, enforcement challenges, and governance mechanisms; Entrepreneurial and SME Perspectives – CSR in startups and small-to-medium enterprises, social entrepreneurship, and innovation-driven responsibility; Consumers and CSR – consumer expectations, ethical consumption, trust, and the role of public opinion in shaping corporate responsibility; Circular Economy and Sustainable Business Models – CSR in resource efficiency, waste reduction, green innovation, and regenerative practices; CSR in Global Supply Chains – responsible sourcing, human rights, labor conditions, and the tension between globalization and localization; CSR and Environmental Resilience – corporate strategies for biodiversity, climate adaptation, renewable energy, and disaster preparedness; Regional Perspectives on CSR – lessons and challenges from Europe, Africa, Asia, and Latin America; cross-cultural and comparative studies; CSR and Stakeholder Engagement – the role of NGOs, governments, and communities in co-creating responsible business practices; Measuring CSR Impact – methodologies, metrics, reporting standards, and critical evaluations of ESG frameworks; Education and CSR – embedding responsibility in business education, capacity-building, and leadership development; Energy and sustainability - renewable energy development, efficiency innovations, and responsible corporate practices that reduce carbon footprints and foster resilience; National and extractive resources conservation - strategies for managing and conserving a nation’s natural and extractive resources responsibly, the role of corporate accountability in protecting ecosystems and local communities; Environment and health - the impact of pollution, climate change, and corporate environmental policies on public health, sustainable business practices for healthier, more inclusive societies. Submissions Although preference will be given to full papers, abstracts of 300-500 words will also be considered. All papers and abstracts should be sent by 20th June 2026, by email to davideacrowther@aol.com Each author may co-author multiple papers, but may present no more than two. All submissions must adhere to the APA 7th edition formatting guidelines. Submissions should be original and not previously published or under consideration elsewhere. Final version of the accepted papers will be required by 20th of July 2026. Publications One of the distinguishing features of the conferences is SRRNet’s focus on subsequent publication of papers presented. SRRNet publishes at least one book of selected papers from each conference but also encourages every participant to publish their work. Advice will be given during the conference. Full details concerning other publishing opportunities for the papers presented at the conference will be provided during the conference. The Network currently publishes two fully refereed and indexed official journals in association with Emerald Publishing: Social Responsibility Journal, and Technological Sustainability. The Network also publishes two book series, within which the book(s) from the conference will be published: Science, Technology and Sustainability – published by World Scientific, and Developments in Corporate Governance and Responsibility – published by Emerald. All books published in these series are fully indexed. Committee Prof. Dr. David Crowther - SRRNet President and chair of scientific committe Assoc prof. Valentin TOADER, PhD, chair of the conference Assoc prof. Monica Maria Coroș, PhD, chair of the conference Assoc prof. Oana Adriana Gică, PhD, chair of the conference Dr. Shahla Seifi - SRRNet Conferences Chair. Join us in Cluj-Napoca to share insights, exchange ideas, and shape new perspectives on how CSR can foster resilience, inclusion, and sustainability worldwide! Registration Fees 1. Early bird registration (the latest on July 20th, 2026): Delegate: €360 Student delegate (bachelor, master, doctoral student): €250 Accompanying person: €300 Delegate from low income countries*: €245 Delegate from middle income countries**: €280 2. Regular registration (the latest on August 25th, 2026): Delegate: €550 Student delegate (bachelor, master, doctoral student): €400 Accompanying person: €400 Delegate from low income countries*: €385 Delegate from middle income countries**: €440 * Affiliated with Higher Education Institutions from low-income countries according to OECD’s list ** Affiliated with Higher Education Institutions from lower-middle or upper-middle income countries according to OECD’s list Click for Bank transfer payments Make payments via Credit/debit card here For each paper, at least one author must be registered as a Delegate or as a Student Delegate. For all delegates, the fee includes documentation, coffee breaks, meals, and a social programme during the conference days. For accompanying persons, the fee includes meals and a social programme during the conference days. It does not include participation in the conference.
Call for papers SRRNet’s 24th conference will take place in Cluj-Napoca, the second largest city of Romania, often referred to as the heart of Transylvania. It is one of Romania’s most vibrant academic, cultural, and technological hubs, making it an ideal host for our international conference. It will be organised jointly by SRRNet, the Centre for Research and Entrepreneurship in Tourism and Hospitality (CRETH/CECATO), and the Faculty of Business from Babeș-Bolyai University. With a strong tradition of academic excellence dating back to 1581, the university is recognized for its interdisciplinary research, multicultural character, and commitment to innovation. Hosting more than 45,000 students across a wide range of fields, Babeș-Bolyai University is the largest and one of the most prestigious universities in Romania.
Faculty of Business, Babes-Bolyai University Cluj-Napoca
Circular Economy and Sustainable Business Models
Bridging Local Communities and Global Agendas: CSR for Inclusive Growth
National and extractive resources conservation
Legal and Regulatory Perspectives on CSR
Macroeconomics and Monetary Economics (JEL E)
Agricultural and Environmental Economics (JEL Q)
Public Economics & Economic Policy (JEL H)
Urban, Rural and Transportation Economics (JEL R)
Call For Papers - Conference on Occupational Mismatch and Skill Shortage September 10-11, 2026, Naples, Italy
The conference, funded by the EU Horizon program, will be held in Naples, Italy, on September 10-11, 2026. KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Pierre Cahuc (Science Po), Program Director for the IZA Institute of Labor Economics program and CEPR research fellow. CONFERENCE DETAILS: The conference is a one-and-a-half-day event and will be held in person in Naples, Italy, on Thursday, September 10, and Friday, September 11, 2026. We will cover lunches for all conference participants on both conference days, as well as a dinner reception on Thursday. The conference program will include 10 papers (in addition to the keynote lecture) and a policy panel, featuring Samuel Bentolila (CEMFI), Sandra McNally (Surrey), and Konstantinos Pouliakas (CEDEFOP). TO SUBMIT A PAPER: E-mail the PDF of your paper to Stefania Maddaluno, trailsconference2026@gmail.com. The submission deadline is April 15, 2026. Authors of papers will be notified by May 10, 2026. SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE: Samuel Bentolila (CEMFI), Alexia Delfino (Bocconi), Alessandra Fenizia (George Washington), Peter Fredriksson (Uppsala), Giulia Giupponi (Bocconi), Lena Hensvik (Uppsala), Thomas Le Barbanchon (Bocconi), Oskar Nordström Skans (Uppsala), Luigi Pistaferri (Stanford), Roland Rathelot (ENSAE, IP Paris & CREST), Alexandra Roulet (INSEAD), Raffaele Saggio (British Columbia), Julien Sauvagnat (Bocconi), Alessandra Voena (Stanford), Andrea Weber (CEU). ORGANIZING COMMITTEE: The conference is organized by the following researchers who contributed to the TRAILS project: Luca Coraggio, Lorenzo Incoronato, Monica Langella, Armando Miano, Marco Pagano, Georgios Panos, Marco Petterson Stenborg, Vincenzo Pezone, Ioannis Pragidis, Paul Redmond, and Annalisa Scognamiglio.
We invite interested authors to submit papers on occupational mismatch and skill shortages for the final conference of the TRAILS Project (www.trails-project.eu).
3rd Modern Finance Conference (MFC 2026)
SCOPE Topics include, but are not limited to: Asset pricing and valuation Banking and financial services Behavioral finance and decision making Capital structure Corporate finance Corporate governance Cryptocurrencies Derivatives Economic development Exchange rates and currency markets Finance and accounting standards Financial econometrics and quantitative methods Financial markets and instruments Financial, management, and tax accounting Financial regulation and supervisions Financial stability Fintech and financial innovation Green finance Investment and portfolio management Insurance Market microstructure Mergers and acquisitions Microfinance Monetary policy and central banking Risk management Sustainable finance and responsible investment KEYNOTE SPEAKERS: Marcin Kacperczyk is Professor of Finance at Imperial College London and Managing Editor of the Review of Finance and former President of the European Finance Association. His research spans climate finance, financial intermediation, and asset management, with publications in Econometrica, JF, QJE, and other top journals and frequent media coverage in FT, WSJ, and Bloomberg. Douglas Cumming is Professor of Finance and Steven Shulman ’62 Endowed Chair for Business Leadership. Research spans venture capital, private equity, crowdfunding, hedge funds, and law and finance. Author of 250+ papers and 20+ books, Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Alternative Investments and Review of Corporate Finance. SUPPORTING JOURNALS Journal of International Financial Management & Accounting (CiteScore 12.5, IF 8.2) International Review of Financial Analysis (CiteScore 11.1, IF 9.8) Journal of International Financial Markets, Institutions and Money (CiteScore 9.7, IF 6.1) Journal of Multinational Financial Management (CiteScore 7.0, IF 4.0) Eurasian Business Review (CiteScore 6.9, IF 4.0) International Journal of Emerging Markets (CiteScore 7.2, IF 3.0) Innovation and Green Development (CiteScore: 19.6) Investment Analysts Journal (CiteScore 2.8, IF 2.2) Modern Finance EDITORS' FAST TRACK The Editors’ Fast Track connects authors of high-quality papers with editors from finance journals, including the International Review of Financial Analysis, Journal of International Financial Management & Accounting, Eurasian Business Review, and Innovation, Investment Analysts Journal, and Green Development. Selected authors present their work in concise sessions followed by direct editorial feedback and discussion. Outstanding papers may also be considered for a fast-tracked review process with partnering journals. BEST PAPER AWARDS Prizes will be awarded in the following areas: Best Paper Award: 1000 EUR and a fee waiver for the next MFC Runner-up Award: A fee waiver for the next MFC PAPER SUBMISSION Authors are invited to submit their papers (or extended abstracts) in English no later than July 20, 2026, through our submission system. No submission fee is required. Submissions will be reviewed by the Conference Committee, and accepted authors will be notified within four weeks. For more information, see https://mf-conference.com/. IMPORTANT DATES Paper/Extended Abstract Submission: July 31, 2026 Notification of acceptance: Within four weeks of submission Registration deadline: August 10, 2026 Conference: September 14-16, 2026 Submission for proceedings/ journals: December 31, 2026 CONFERENCE FEES Early bird: registration and payment by June 15, 2026. Main author (in-person presentation): 330 EUR Attending co-author / non-presenting attendee (in person): 280 EUR PhD student (in person): 230 EUR Additional paper fee: 200 EUR Online participant (main author or co-author): 200 EUR Regular: registration and payment by August 10, 2026. Main author (in-person presentation): 430 EUR Attending co-author / non-presenting attendee (in person): 380 EUR PhD student (in person): 330 EUR Additional paper fee: 250 EUR Online participant (main author or co-author): 250 EUR The Gala Dinner Fee: 40 EUR. Fee payment details will be provided after acceptance. CONTACT The conference will be organized jointly by the Modern Finance Institute and the Krakow University of Economics. Website: https://mf-conference.com/ Dr Adam Zaremba – zaremba@mf-institute.com Support Team – conference@mf-institute.com
We are pleased to invite finance researchers, academics, and practitioners to the 3rd Modern Finance Conference (MFC 2026), to be held at the Krakow University of Economics in Krakow, Poland, on September 14-16, 2026. The event aims to provide a platform for the dissemination of cutting-edge research, innovative ideas, and novel approaches in all areas of finance. The conference will be held in a hybrid format, combining in-person and online sessions.
ESPI International Real Estate Conference 2026 - Call for thematic sessions
The ESPI International Real Estate Conference (ESPI-IREC) is a biennial event run by ESPI2R. The 2026 event will be hosted in the core of Paris (Espace Saint-Martin, 199bis rue Saint-Martin, 75033). The conference is to take place on site, without any online contribution nor live broadcast. The conference has grown into a premier platform for real estate researchers and experts from various disciplines such as - law, economics, management, finance, urban planning, architecture, and sociology - to engage in dialogue and to intertwine insights. Its primary aspiration is to nurture discussions on real estate transformations and mutations at all scales - global, regional, national and local - with a specific focus on the socio-territorial dynamics of housing and commerce premises, real estate markets and investors, and on issues revolving around property assets: its administration, management and use. Plenary lectures and numerous breakout sessions are to take place over two days, along with tours at emblematic real estate projects in the Paris area on the 3rd day. Interdisciplinary approaches are welcome, as well as international perspectives about real estate markets & trends, urban planning, real estate law and finance. Keynote Speakers and thematic sessions have been displayed. Submissions may now be processed via the website. Abstract and full papers deadlines have both been extended to June 30th, 2026. Registrations will start from July 1st, 2026.
The ESPI International Real Estate Conference (ESPI-IREC) is a biennial event focused on real estate transformations and mutations at various scales, hosted in Paris.
École Supérieure des Professions Immobilières - ESPI
Call for Papers on Fiscal and Monetary Policies in Developing Economies for Navigating Fragmentation Risks
Please see the conference website for the full details.
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) and ASEAN+3 Macroeconomic Research Office (AMRO) are seeking original, unpublished papers on fiscal and monetary policies in developing economies to address fragmentation risks.
Call for papers - 28th DNB Annual Research Conference
The end of stability? Rethinking monetary and fiscal policy interactions in a turbulent world The interaction between monetary and fiscal policy is becoming increasingly complex as structural transformations, ranging from technological change to geopolitical fragmentation, reshape the global macroeconomic landscape. These shifts are driving large-scale public investment and spending, altering inflation dynamics, real interest rates, and the transmission of monetary policy. Meanwhile, the legacy of central bank asset purchases adds further complexity to debt markets and financial stability. This annual research conference aims to bring together top scholars from around the world to discuss these issues. We invite theoretical and empirical contributions that deepen our understanding of how fiscal and monetary tools jointly influence macroeconomic outcomes in this evolving environment. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to: • Fiscal and monetary policy coordination and institutional frameworks • The role of trade wars and supply chain realignments in the transmission of monetary and fiscal policy • Fiscal policy and inflation • Public debt sustainability, central bank balance sheets and fiscal-monetary policy interactions Keynote speakers Jing Cynthia Wu (University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign) Francesco Bianchi (Johns Hopkins University) Policy panel Olivier Blanchard (Peterson Institute for International Economics) Ida Wolden Bache (Norges Bank) Silvia Ardagna (Barclays) Including contributions from Sarah Zubairy (Texas A&M University) and Benjamin Born (Frankfurt School of Finance & Management) Paper submission and important dates We invite the submission of high-quality theoretical and empirical contributions. Manuscripts should be submitted to DNB_ResearchConference@dnb.nl by August 29, 2025. Authors of accepted papers will be notified by September 8, 2025. Organizing committee Guido Ascari, Dennis Bonam, Maurice Bun, Timo Haber, Leonardo Melosi
28th Annual Research Conference De Nederlandsche Bank, Amsterdam November 11-12, 2025
Future Finance Fest (3f) seeks to facilitate deep conversations about the future of finance between academics and practitioners, especially fintechs. Registration for the conference is now open. Registered fintechs can request free exhibition space in common areas, on a first-come-first-served basis. Why Attend? The main target groups for Future Finance Fest are finance academics and fintechs (other finance practitioners, regulators, policymakers, angel investors and VCs are also warmly welcomed). 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Possible benefits for finance academics: Conversations with finance innovators leading to new research ideas Get feedback on your work from those on the front lines Access to unique datasets from fintechs Collaborating with fintechs on research studies/experiments Up-to-date insights / case studies that can be used in teaching Joining fintech advisory boards, consulting opportunities Discover practical implications of your work that you didn’t think about Internships and job opportunities for your students Exposure to the cutting edge of financial innovation Greater visibility of your work among practitioners Applying your talents to make a real-world impact Confirmed Speakers and Panelists (In progress) Prof. Vikas Agarwal, Georgia State University, USA Prof. Vladimir Atanasov, College of William and Mary, USA Shmuel Ben-Tovim, President, The Israel Fintech Center, Israel Andrius Biceika, Non-executive director, Revolut Holdings Europe, Lithuania Eric Briys, Co-founder, Cyberlibris, France Skaistė Budbergytė-Zabielaitė, Managing director, Crypto Economy Organization, Lithuania Emilia Bunea, Co-founder, Ed.movie, USA Chris Crespo, Founding partner, Nordic Fintech Magazine, Denmark Allard Luchsinger, Managing Director, Techstars, The Netherlands Prof. Victor Lyonnet, University of Michigan, USA Prof. Albert Menkveld, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, The Netherlands Rūta Merkevičiūtė, Head of Digital Finance, European Banking Authority, France Prof. Ludovic Phalippou, University of Oxford, UK Christel Rendu de Lint, co-CEO, Vontobel, Switzerland Lukas Savickas, Minister of Economy and Innovation, the Republic of Lithuania Prof. José Tavares, Nova University of Lisbon, Portugal Submission Guidelines Future Finance Fest (“3f”) seeks to foster conversations and collaborations between finance academics and fintechs (as well as other practitioners interested in financial innovation and the future of finance). Accordingly, submissions are accepted through two tracks: the academic track and the fintech/practitioner track. Individual conference sessions, however, will deliberately contain presentations from both academics and fintechs. This means that academic- and fintech-specific jargon should be minimized, and presentations will need to be intelligible and engaging to both sides. Submissions through the academic track need to be in the form of a research paper (early stage work is welcome), a case study, or an extended abstract. NB: Submissions through the academic track are now closed. Submissions through the fintech/practitioner track can be in the form of a research paper, a case study, an extended abstract, a white paper, or even a slide deck; they should raise an interesting new issue or shed new light on an existing issue. We especially welcome submissions based on proprietary data that could potentially be made available to academic researchers (e.g. after data anonymization and the signing of NDA). NB: Submissions through the fintech/practitioner track are currently open. In addition to submissions in the form of presentations as outlined above, we are accepting proposals for panel discussions from fintech founders. These can take the form of a single page mentioning what the fintech does and topics to be discussed during the panel. If the proposal is accepted, 3f organizers will find other panelists in collaboration with the proposing fintech founder. Regardless of the track, each submission should also include a note for reviewers on the contribution’s novelty, actionable insights for both academics and practitioners, and relevance to the future of finance. We realize that both academic and fintech submissions can contain potentially sensitive information. Submissions to 3f will not be circulated outside of the 3f program committee. Accepted papers will only be posted on the conference website with authors’ permission. We hope that the conference will result in many exciting academic-fintech collaborations that will both advance scientific knowledge and result in practical innovations. We therefore welcome academics and practitioners who are respectful towards and curious about “the other side”, and who are open to such collaborations. Join us at 3f to spark new ideas, forge unexpected collaborations, and help shape the future of finance! Registration Deadline Price 30 June €500 31 July €550 After 31 July €750 Future Finance Fest aims to unlock massive value through participant interactions. If you have questions or suggestions, please write to info@fufifest.org.
3f is focused on issues directly relevant to the future of finance.