Finance, Banking and Economics

The post-pandemic world continues to be characterized by heightened geo-political tensions and dire economic, social and environmental challenges. It is the role of international entrepreneurs and entrepreneurial firms to be alert to, discover, and pursue opportunities in this context, opportunities that arise as a result of cross-border differences in resource and institutional endowments, capabilities and technologies. This track seeks contributions that examine internationalization processes primarily as an entrepreneurial process of discovering, assessing and exploiting international business opportunities from various theoretical lenses, using a variety of methodological approaches and datasets.

The growing pace of financialisation of the past four decades has led to the acceleration of commodification, stirring the debate in the academia on the purpose and mission of finance for the society and economy. The unfettered financialisation and commodification of the global economy has been at the origin of financial crises and the degradation of the socio-ecological ecosystem. Building on the conference theme ‘Transforming Business for Good’, the track invites conceptual and empirical contributions that highlight the transformative power of ‘Finance for Good’ and its development and use as a vehicle to enhance social impact and transformation

The topic aims to collect any kind of study that successfully applies and adopt philosophical paradigms to explain, interpret, and impact ethical behaviours in management and business. We are looking for novel or established approaches to create synergies between philosophical studies and managerial disciplines. Both in terms of theoretical paradigms and methods of analysis employed, we are open to a broad range of elements: Virtue Ethics, Consequential and Non-Consequential Ethics, Marxist and Gramsician Ethics, Continental Philosophy, Social and Political Philosophy, CSR, Sustainability and Business Ethics, Corporate Misconduct and Corporate Political Activity, Ethics of Care, Technology, Artificial Intelligence and Business Ethics

Start-up is characterized as these days evolved enterprise to fulfil the marketplace needs. It mainly spins across the imaginative thoughts, contemplations, locating new items, new administrations and so forth. The powerful voyage of the organization at the essential concept and running via way of and massive likewise assumes a key process with inside the success of the start-up. Approving the results to attract in more property by way of ventures, revenue stocks and so forth expands the volume of the organization.

Wealth management is an investment advisory service that combines other financial services to address the needs of affluent clients. A wealth management advisor is a high-level professional who manages an affluent client's wealth holistically typically for one set fee

Commercial Banking focuses on products and services that are specifically designed for businesses, such as deposit accounts, lines of credit, merchant services, payment processing, commercial loans, global trade services, treasury services, and other business-oriented offerings

Entrepreneurial companies face main issues like a high-risk investment. In return to that risk, they will also face high returns also. The two main sources for the accumulation of the capital are the Banks and the Venture Capitalist. Banks will monitor less effectively and they face the capitals demands from their own investors. Venture capitalist monitor high effectively and face a high cost of capitals. But the disadvantage of a venture capitalist is they charge a large number of returns of at least 30-40% per year whereas this is very less in banks. The capital amounts provided by the banks or the venture capitalist changes based on the type of ventures. They are

• Institutional Venture Capitalist Funds
• Small business investment companies
• Financial venture capital funds
• Corporate venture capital funds
• Venture capital limited partnerships

Trading is central to the investment process. This course will present foundational concepts and current developments relating to trading in financial markets including algorithmic and high frequency strategies, optimal order execution, execution quality analysis, the dynamics of limit order markets, the regulatory and institutional landscape, programming and IT infra-structure, and the economics of market microstructure. The course will specifically consider trading in fixed income and futures markets as well as in equity markets

The track emphasizes investment and financing choices, financial and corporate reporting, and risk management in multinational firms. Firms utilize various governance approaches and allocate decision-making to maximize organizational value while following financial reporting requirements of various nations. Corporate governance encompasses varying levels of internal and external oversight – board structures, compensation practices, ownership patterns, shareholder activism efforts and disclosure choices across firms and national markets. We invite contributions on international finance and accounting, sustainable finance, management and corporate governance practices in an international context. We welcome novel research on the determinants of governance practices such as legal, financial and political institutions and their influences on performance outcomes, accounting standards, financial reporting quality, tax planning practices, financial risk management practices, ESG practices, climate risk management, bank lending, capital market development, venture capital development and mergers and acquisitions.