On February 14-15, a cooperative group comprising business school deans and other leaders in law and the non-profit world convened at NYU Stern to engage in dialogue about what business schools should teach future leaders about corporate political participation. The business of “K” street—effective lobbying, how to run a Political Action Committee and more—impacts and intersects with the capital…
The Comovement of Volatilities, Returns & Tails Conference, hosted by the Volatility Institute at NYU Stern School of Business, brought together leading researchers and practitioners to explore the interconnected behavior of financial markets. Held on April 27, 2012, in New York City, the conference focused on understanding how volatilities, asset returns, and extreme market events co-move across…
The Long Term Volatility & Economic Fundamentals Conference, hosted by the Volatility Institute at NYU Stern School of Business, brought together leading academics and financial practitioners to examine the fundamental drivers of long-term market volatility. Held on April 8, 2011, in New York City, the conference focused on understanding how macroeconomic forces shape volatility, asset pricing…
The Volatility and Systemic Risk Conference, hosted by the NYU Stern School of Business in collaboration with leading research institutions, marked an early and foundational gathering focused on understanding systemic risk in global financial markets. Held on April 16, 2010, in New York City, the conference explored how volatility interacts with interconnected financial systems to amplify risk…
The Volatility Institute Conference on Volatility Dynamics and Financial Markets, hosted by the NYU Stern School of Business in collaboration with leading research centers, represents one of the foundational gatherings in the study of financial volatility and market behavior. Held in New York City, the conference brought together prominent academics and industry experts to explore the drivers and…
