School of Mathematics and Physics

Financial maths and economics seminars (UQ-Osaka)

Students, staff and visitors to UQ are welcome to attend our monthly seminars between December 2024 to November 2025. 

The events are jointly run by the School of Mathematics and Physics and Osaka University (Japan).

The Financial maths and economics seminars are part of the collaborative initiative Advancing Quantitative Methods for Emerging Challenges in Finance and Insurance between UQ and Osaka University. This initiative is supported by the UQ Global Partnership and aims to foster innovation and collaboration in the field of financial mathematics and economics.

Contacts

Kazutoshi Yamazaki

Optimal Asset Allocation with Quadratic Variation as a Risk Measure: A Neural Network Approach

27 March 2025 2:00pm–3:00pm
 
in Financial maths and economics seminars (UQ-Osaka)
Speaker: Chang Chen
Affiliation: University of Queensland

Certainty equivalent and uncertainty premium of time-to-build

24 April 2025 2:00pm–3:00pm
 
in Financial maths and economics seminars (UQ-Osaka)
Speaker: Haejun Jeon
Affiliation: Tokyo University of Science

Investment and Information Asymmetry in Corporate Sustainability: Incentives-Auditing Contracts and Policy

27 February 2025 2:15pm–3:00pm
 
in Financial maths and economics seminars (UQ-Osaka)
Speaker: Zhongli Wang
Affiliation: Osaka University

Sequential vs. Simultaneous Blockchain Consensus with Adversarial Attacks

30 January 2025 2:15pm–3:00pm
 
in Financial maths and economics seminars (UQ-Osaka)
Speaker: Yunlong Liu
Affiliation: University of Queensland

Large deviation principle for rough volatility models

5 December 2024 2:45pm–3:30pm
 
in Financial maths and economics seminars (UQ-Osaka)
Speaker: Ryoji Takano
Affiliation: Osaka University

Optimal Periodic Double-Barrier Strategies for Spectrally Negative L\'evy Processes

5 December 2024 2:00pm–2:45pm
 
in Financial maths and economics seminars (UQ-Osaka)
Speaker: Qingyuan Zhang
Affiliation: University of Queensland