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21.11.2021

Kasper Meisner Nielsen receives the DSEB Research Award 2021

Congratulations to Professor Kasper Meisner Nielsen for winning the DSEB Research Award 2021
20.11.2021

Arna Olafsson receives new research grant

Congratulations to Arna Olafsson for winning a new research grant from Vinnova, Sweden's innovation agency.
20.11.2021

Arna Olafsson receives new research grant

Congratulations to Arna Olafsson for winning a new research grant from Vinnova, Sweden's innovation agency.
13.10.2021

Register now for the PeRCent Annual Conference 2021

It is now possible to register for the PeRCent Annual Conference 2021
29.09.2021

FRIC and Deutsche Bundesbank co-organized a conference on Credit Risk over the Business Cycle

FRIC and Deutsche Bundesbank co-organized the conference 'Credit Risk over the Business Cycle' on September 27-28, 2021
22.09.2021

Danish Finance Institute Annual Conference 2021

The Danish Finance Institute will host its fourth annual conference on Thursday, October 7, 2021 from 12:30 – 18:30, at Copenhagen Business School - registration is open now and until September 29, 2021
24.08.2021

Book on the Danish Pension System to be published by Oxford University Press

The book ‘The Danish Pension System: Design, Performance and Challenges’ has been sent to Oxford University Press for publishing.
29.06.2021

Sign up: FRIC'21 Conference on Financial Frictions

The eighth FRIC conference will take place online and at Hotel Scandic Falkoner on August 20, 2021. Sign up before August 4 to participate in this exciting event.
11.06.2021

Register now for The Long-Run Outlook for Interest Rates Conference

It is now possible to register for The Long-Run Outlook for Interest Rates Conference. There are limited seats available, so please make your reservation early to secure your seat.
02.06.2021

Lasse Heje Pedersen wins JFE's Fama-DFA Best Paper Prize

Professor Lasse Heje Pedersen and his co-authors have won JFE's Fama-DFA Best Paper Prize for their paper: 'Betting against correlation: Testing theories of the low-risk effect'.

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