7th BI-SHoF Conference
- Starts:13:00, 12 August 2021
- Ends:18:00, 13 August 2021
- Location:Zoom, by invitation only
The Center for Asset Pricing Research (CAPR) at BI Norwegian Business School is hosting the 7th BI-SHoF conference on asset pricing and financial econometrics. The BI-SHoF conference is a collaboration between BI and the Swedish House of Finance alternating between Oslo and Stockholm.
Organizers: Adrien d’Avernas, Sven Klingler, Tatyana Marchuk, and Riccardo Sabbatucci.
Program
Each paper has 45 minutes, which are divided as follows:
- 25 minutes for the presentation,
- 15 minutes for the discussant,
- 5 minutes for the presenter to reply to the discussant and take questions from the audience.
Programme
- Time
- Title
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Thursday, August 12
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Welcome and opening remarks
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Session 1
Chair: Tatyana Marchuk
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Cyclical risk appetite
Elisa Luciano (Collegio Carlo Alberto)
Discussant: Paul Ehling (BI) -
Stock market participation and portfolio shares over the life-cycle
Francisco Gomes (LBS)
Discussant: Martin Blomhoff Holm (UiO) -
Forgiven but not forgotten: Emerging market credit spreads following debt relief
David Lando (CBS)
Discussant: Valeri Sokolovski (HEC Montréal) -
Coffee break and breakout rooms
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Session 2
Chair: Thomas Poulsen
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Putting the price in asset pricing
Christopher Polk (LSE)
Discussant: Costas Xiouros (BI) -
Priceless consumption
Frederico Belo (Insead)
Discussant: Zhaneta Tancheva (BI) -
Coffee break and breakout rooms
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Reception and Drinks
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Friday, August 13
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Session 3
Chair: Riccardo Sabbatucciton)
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ES risks and shareholder voice
Bige Kahraman Alper (Oxford University)
Discussant: Francesco Nicolai (BI) -
Different strokes: Return predictability across stocks and bonds with machine learning and big data
Amit Goyal (SFI Lausanne)
Discussant: Alejandro Lopez-Lira (BI) -
Coffee break and breakout rooms
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Session 4
Chair: Sven Klingler
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Heterogeneous global booms and busts
Peter Kondor (LSE)
Discussant: Iván Alfaro (BI) -
Smart beta made smart: Synthetic risk factors for institutional and retail investors
Riccardo Sabbatucci (SSE)
Discussant: Simon Rottke (University of Amsterdam) -
Coffee break and breakout rooms
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Closing remarks and virtual drinks