We are pleased to invite you to the XXII International Conference on Finance and Banking FI BA 2025, scheduled to take place on May 29-30, 2025, Bucharest, Romania.

This year’s conference will bring together leading researchers, practitioners, and industry experts to explore the latest developments, challenges, and opportunities in the world of finance and banking.

Regular Parallel Sessions
Regular parallel sessions will be organised with the presentation of referred papers followed by a discussion session. The discussant assignments will be made by the Conference organizers, which will send the paper to the discussant. Researchers are invited to submit empirical and theoretical papers that are broadly consistent with the special topics of the Conference, but not limited to them: banking, cybersecurity and data privacy in banking, derivatives and risk management, insurance, financial markets and institutions, investments, sustainable finance and green investments, behavioral finance and investor psychology, corporate finance, operational research in finance, public finance and macroeconomic stability, monetary policy and financial stability, climate risk and financial stability, quantitative finance and financial mathematics, economic and financial resilience post-pandemic.

INFER Special Session
During the FI BA 2025 Conference, we organize an INFER special session which is open to contributions from all areas of economics. We welcome both empirical and theoretical papers related to the following non-exhaustive list of topics: applied econometrics (micro and macro), computational economics, development economics, economic integration, emerging market economies and globalization, empirical economics, energy economics, environmental economics, experimental economics, growth and business cycle, fiscal policy and public debt, health economics, housing and real state economics, industrial economics and innovation, international trade and FDI, international macroeconomics, labor economics, monetary economics, urban and regional economics.