We invite interested scholars and practitioners to participate and to discuss the latest theoretical and empirical research from all areas of modern finance. The conference will take place in the building of the 450 year old Hamburger Börse (Hamburg Stock Exchange).
Members and friends of the German Finance Association are invited to submit papers to be considered for presentation at the 2010 Annual Meeting in Hamburg. Papers on any topic related to finance will be considered.
Papers should be submitted electronically at the DGF 2010 web site, which will contain full instructions for submission. The deadline is midnight, GMT April 30th, 2010.
Yours sincerely,
Professor Markus Nöth
With the growth of colonial goods trading during the 19th century the Hamburg Exchange relocated from its original offices at Trostbrücke, the heart of what was then Hamburg's first small port, to a new building at Adolphsplatz 1 in 1841, where it is still located today. Twenty-five years later, the cornerstone for the Rathaus was laid to the rear of the Hamburg Exchange and now constitutes one of the city's most beautiful and certainly most traditional structures. With both buildings standing back to back, the post-classical Hamburg Exchange and the Rathaus have shared immediate vicinity for more than a century.
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