Academy of
            Behavioral Finance & Economics
 
Home
2011 Conference
Previous Conference
Publications
JOIN HERE
Behavioral Finance:
Theory & Practice
Behavioral Finance Theory
Behavioral Finance Teaching & Learning
NeuroFinance & NeuroEconomics
About Us
Contact us
Annual Conference of the Academy of
Behavioral Finance & Economics- 2011
September 21-23, 2011, Los Angeles, California

Logistics Flyer

For Attending the 2011 Annual Meeting of the Academy of
Behavioral Finance & Economics in Los Angeles, CA on
September 21-23, 2011

To Open the Flyer, Click Here

Third Annual Meeting of the Academy of
Behavioral Finance
& Economics- 2011

September 21-23, 2011, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA

www.aobf.org 

Keynote Speaker:

Nobel Laureate in Economics Dr. Vernon Smith

Conference Location:

UCLA’s Covel Commons Conference Facilities (also known as Sunset Village Meeting Facilities):
http://map.ais.ucla.edu/go/1001440

Conference Hotel- two choices:

Hotel Angeleno, Los Angeles, located at 170 N. Church Lane, Los Angeles, CA 90049; Phone: (310) 476 6411;
Website:
http://www.jdvhotels.com/angeleno/ ; and

UCLA Guesthouse Hotel, located at 330 Charles E. Young Drive East, Los Angeles, CA 90095, Phone: (310) 825 2923;
Website: http://map.ais.ucla.edu/portal/site/UCLA/menuitem.3f8e7342ad4ca217b66d4ab4f848344a/?vgnextoid=fd5af9f9bd19ff00VgnVCM1000008f8443a4RCRD

 

General and Rate Information. We have reserved a limited number of rooms at the above two hotels. Both hotels’ cut-off date for holding the rooms for our group is August 15. After such date rooms may only be booked on an availability basis. Therefore, given the limited number of the reserved rooms, we suggest you secure your room at your earliest convenience because the rooms may get sold out even before such a deadline. Group Rate for Deluxe Single or Double and/or Deluxe King at Hotel Angeleno is $139.00+14.65% tax.  Rate for single or double occupancy at the Guesthouse is a flat rate of $148.00, tax included. You will need a credit card to hold your room at both hotels.

 

A Note on the Hotels: The UCLA Guesthouse is located on campus and Hotel Angeleno is just a very short distance (1.5 miles only) from our conference location. Free transportation between Hotel Angeleno and conference center will be provided for conference attendees. Given the two hotels have different “personalities” and accommodations we suggest you check their websites or call them before booking your room(s). Campus parking is available for $10 daily. As we get closer to the meeting additional information about the conference and the city, including campus parking, will be provided.



Reservation Instructions:

Hotel Angeleno: Use this URL: http://tinyurl.com/3u5unrb to secure your room(s). You will need a valid credit card for such purpose. The above page is already set for us so you do not need any Group or Reference Number; click to see for yourself. If you have any questions or concerns, you may email Ms. Sally Reynolds, Sales Manager for our Group, at sreynolds@jdvhotels.com  .

 

UCLA Guesthouse: You must call the hotel at (310)-825-2923 and give them our Group Number 118561 to secure your room(s) with your credit card. Online registration is not available for this hotel. If you have any problems or concerns you can call Ms. Maydene Balasal, who handles our reservations, at her direct line: (310) 267-5427 and talk to her.

Conference Time Line and Deadlines:

  1. July 15- Abstracts for the Proceedings of the Academy of Behavioral Finance & Economics- 2011 Annual Meeting book are due to the Academy's office; this is the deadline for being considered for inclusion in the said book. Files to be emailed to: staff@aobf.org.
  2. July 20- Last Day to Register for non-presenters for the Conference at the rate of $249.00 ($199.00 for doctoral students). After this date rates will be $299.00 ($249.00 for doctoral students). (Registration deadline for presenters has already passed)
  3. August 15- Full Papers are due to the Academy's office for forwarding to Session Chairs and Discussants. Files to be emailed to: staff@aobf.org.
  4. August 22- Full Papers to be sent out by the Academy's staff to all Session Chairs and Discussants.
  5. September 10- Electronic files of Presentations, in Microsoft Power Point format only, are due to the Academy's office (for uploading on conference computers and use at the time of the scheduled presentations). Files to be emailed to: staff@aobf.org.
  6. September 21(Wednesday) - 3:00 PM; Day 1 of the Conference- Afternoon Reception, Networking, and Orientation at UCLA's Covel Commons Conference Facilities: http://map.ais.ucla.edu/go/1001440 Parking and other information will be added under Logistics soon.
  7. September 22 & 23 (Thursday and Friday): Full conference days, starting with breakfast at 7:30 AM and ending at 5:30 PM; at UCLA's Covel Commons Conference Facilities: http://map.ais.ucla.edu/go/1001440 Parking and other information will be added under Logistics soon.
  8. September 23: (Friday) - 5:00 PM Conclusion of the Conference
  9. October 31st: Compete manuscripts are due for consideration in the Advances in Behavioral Finance & Economics: The Journal of the Academy of Behavioral Finance & Economics. Submission instructions: Please prepare:
    1. a copy of your final manuscript in PDF format where the cover page of your paper contains only the title (for anonymous review), and
    2. a cover letter containing your affiliation and contact information. Email both documents to TBA and email the same to staff@aobf.org.

Behavioral Finance
Call for Papers & Participation
Third Annual Meeting of the Academy of Behavioral Finance & Economics-2011, September 21-23, 2011, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA
www.aobf.org
Co-Sponsored By:
UCLA Anderson School of Management

Keynote Speaker:
Nobel Laureate in Economics Dr. Vernon Smith

Objectives and Scope. The Academy of Behavioral Finance& Economics offers a dedicated forum for exchange of research findings and professional advancement related to the fast-growing field of behavioral finance and economics. Given the well-recognized reality that "to make a decision, emotion is the necessary trigger (and) without emotion, one would be reduced to the state of an idiot savant who goes on endlessly calculating without the ability to make a choice" (Olsen, 2008), the objective of the annual conference is to encourage and distribute research and inquiry in the very promising area of Behavioral Finance and Economics.

Theoretical and empirical/experimental works that involve the application of psychology and neuroscience to all areas of financial decision-making and practice will be considered for presentation at the meeting. This includes, but is not limited to, the following areas:

  1. Investment in and Workings of Financial Markets at all levels of functionality and capital allocation-including both public and private aspects;
  2. Financial Management of Companies-both public and private entities;
  3. Firm Entry and Exit Process-ranging from startup ventures to mature businesses;
  4. Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and Venture Capital;
  5. All other Business and Economic Endeavors that Involve Human Decision Making and Choice Under Conditions of Risk and Uncertainly;
  6. Teaching and Learning-ranging from case development to other pedagogical issues.

Advances in Behavioral Finance & Economics: The Journal. A few carefully selected and further reviewed papers will be published in the Advances in Behavioral Finance & Economics: The Journal of the Academy of Behavioral Finance & Economics.

"Award for The Best Doctoral Student Paper in Behavioral Finance"
All papers submitted by doctoral students from across the world will be further reviewed by our Program Committee and five (5) best papers will be selected for special recognition at our 2011 ABF Annual Meeting. Recognition includes:

  1. Presenting the "Award for the Best Doctoral Student Paper in Behavioral Finance",
  2. Awarding a $500.00 prize check that can be used toward the expenses of attending the conference,
  3. Publishing the selected papers in the Advances in Behavioral Finance & Economics - 2012.

Conference Proceedings. Abstracts of papers selected for presentation will be published in the Conference Proceedings.

Submission of Papers for Presentation. Please prepare: 1) a copy of your completed paper (or a detailed abstract) in PDF format where the cover page of your paper contains only the title (for anonymous review), and 2) a cover letter containing your affiliation and contact information. Email both documents to staff@aobf.org. Program decisions will be made by the Program Co-Chair, Professor A. Subrahmanyam, Anderson School at UCLA, in conjunction with Professor Rassoul Yazdipour, Executive Director and Program Co-Chair, Academy of Behavioral Finance.

Submission Deadline is May 15, 2011

Notifications of results will be emailed to all respondents by May 31st.

Special Sessions and Panels. Persons interested in organizing a Special Session or Panel should submit a letter of interest, along with a short bio using the deadline and instructions above.

Terms and Conditions of Paper Acceptance
If your paper is accepted for presentation at the Annual Meeting, you agree to the followings:

  1. The presenting author(s) will be required to present the paper in a professional manner and as assigned.
  2. The presenting author(s) will be required to pre-register for the Conference within two weeks of the paper's acceptance by paying in full the due Conference Registration Fee of $249.00. Only half of the paid registration fee ($125.00) is refundable if cancellation is made within one month after the issuance of the Acceptance Letter. Otherwise, no refund will be issued. (There is a $50.00 discount for doctoral students if payment made as instructed.) Payment must be made via our secure and fully Online Registration and Payment System. To register and pay the due fees, please click on the "2011 Conference" link our Web site www.aobf.org and select "Registraion.Conference.2011".
  3. If the presenting author(s) does not register as stated above, the paper will be cancelled and the space will be released to the authors with accepted papers on the Waiting List. Letters of acceptance will be sent electronically by May 31st.
  4. Each presenting author whose paper is accepted for presentation will be required to discuss another colleague's paper. Presenting authors will be sent a preliminary version of the program in mid-June, and asked to identify papers which they would like to discuss at the Meeting. Requests to discuss specific papers will be taken on a first-come, first-served basis. If a presenting author does not submit her/his choices for papers to discuss, the Program Chair(s) will assign her/him a paper.


Behavioral Finance Conference Time Line and Deadlines:

  1. May 15- Last Day to Submit a Paper or a Proposal for a Special Session for 2011 Annual Meeting
  2. May 31- Notifications of Submission Results will be emailed to all respondents
  3. June 20- Presenters' Registration Fees are due- please refer to Acceptance Letters
  4. July 15- Abstracts for the Proceedings of the Academy of Behavioral Finance & Economics- 2011 Annual Meeting book are due to the Academy's office; this is the deadline for being considered for inclusion in the said book. Files to be emailed to: staff@aobf.org.
  5. July 20- Last Day to Register for the Conference at the rate of $249.00 ($199.00 for doctoral students). After this date rates will be $299.00 ($249.00 for doctoral students).
  6. August 15- Full Papers are due to the Academy's office for forwarding to Session Chairs and Discussants. Files to be emailed to: staff@aobf.org.
  7. August 22- Full Papers to be sent out by the Academy's staff to all Session Chairs and Discussants.
  8. September 10- Electronic files of Presentations, in Microsoft Power Point format only, are due to the Academy's office (for uploading on conference computers and use at the time of the scheduled presentations). Files to be emailed to: staff@aobf.org.
  9. September 21(Wednesday) - 4:00 PM; Day 1 of the Conference- Afternoon Reception, Networking, and Orientation at UCLA's Covel Commons Conference Facilities: http://map.ais.ucla.edu/go/1001440 Parking and other information will be added under Logistics soon.
  10. September 22 & 23 (Thursday and Friday): Full conference days, starting with breakfast at 7:30 AM and ending at 5:00 PM; at UCLA's Covel Commons Conference Facilities: http://map.ais.ucla.edu/go/1001440 Parking and other information will be added under Logistics soon.
  11. September 23: (Friday) - 5:00 PM Conclusion of the Conference
  12. October 31st: Compete manuscripts are due for consideration in the Advances in Behavioral Finance & Economics: The Journal of the Academy of Behavioral Finance & Economics. Submission instructions: Please prepare:
    1. a copy of your final manuscript in PDF format where the cover page of your paper contains only the title (for anonymous review), and
    2. a cover letter containing your affiliation and contact information. Email both documents to TBA and email the same to staff@aobf.org.



Behavioral Finance

Our Sister Academy:
Entrepreneurial Finance

 

 

Copyright © 2010 Academy of Behavioral Finance. All rights reserved.

This page has been viewed

free hit counters
times.