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Labex-phd-course
We are pleased to welcome at ESSEC Business school on Monday 11th, Tuesday 12th and Wednesday 13th October 2021, Professor Paolo Guiotto from the University of Padova, Italy.
Professor Guiotto will teach a 9 hour Phd course on “Nonstandard Mathematical Methods in Asset Allocation”, sponsored by LABEX.
Content:
- Introduction : Classical static allocation Problems
- Dynamic Allocation Problems : Martingale Approach, examples and analytic solutions
- A crash course on Malliavin Calculus
- Application of Malliavin Calculus to Dynamic Allocation
This course will be taught in class and online.
https://www.eventbrite.fr/e/billets-labex-phd-course-180884228597
Call for papers
Call for papers Workshop on “New Directions for Inflation Forecasting” Paris, December 16-17, 2021
Call for propsals 2022-1
The Labex MME-DII call for propsals 2022-1 is now open and will close on 9 October 23:59 (CET). The following funding schemes are available within the present call:
- Scientific projects: either exploratory projects, for which up to 5,000 € can be requested, or ongoing projects, for which up to 2,000 € can be requested. Funding typically covers research stays and/or data collection or acquisition. Equipment and conference participation are not eligible for funding.
- Scientific events: seminars, conferences, workshops, summer schools, or thematic cycles consisting of a series of such events together with advanced courses around a unifying theme.
- Master’s study grants of 7,000 € for the academic year 2022-2023. Labex MME-DII covers the full cost of the grants. The master’s program must be offered by one of Labex MME-DII’s participating institutions. The application must be submitted by the director of the master’s program, who will subsequently award the grants to their most deserving students.
In all cases, the applicant must be a member of Labex MME-DII. Proposals are selected on the basis of their scientific quality, relevance to Labex MME-DII’s agenda, inter-disciplinary nature, and socio-economic impact. Within the scientific projects and scientific events schemes, targeted funding is available to proposals with a strong focus on inter-disciplinarity and/or impact.
To submit a proposal, please login to the CY Initiative online submission platform
https://cy-initiative.smapply.io/prog/labex_mme-dii_-_call_for_proposals_2022-1_/
and follow instructions therein (you will need to create an account if you don’t have one already).
prochain appel à propositions 2022-1 sera lancé en septembre 2021 et clos en octobre 2021. Les instruments de financement suivants seront ouverts :
CY Initiative
CY Initiative project, supported by CY Cergy Paris University and ESSEC Business School was labeled ISITE by the french government in February 2017.
Call for Proposals 2021-2
The Labex MME-DII call for propsals 2021-2 is now open and will
close on 7 March 23:59 (CET). EMAIL SUBMISSIONS ARE NO LONGER
ACCEPTED. To submit a proposal, please login to the CY Initiative
online submission platform
https://cy-initiative.smapply.io/prog/labex_mme-dii_-_call_for_proposals_2021-2/
and follow instructions therein (you will need to create an
account on your first submission).
The following funding schemes are available within the present call:
- Scientific projects: either exploratory projects, for which up to 5,000 € can be requested, or ongoing projects, for which up to 2,000 € can be requested. Funding typically covers research stays and/or data collection or acquisition. Equipment and conference participation are not eligible for funding.
- Scientific events: seminars, conferences, workshops, summer schools, or thematic cycles consisting of a series of such events together with advanced courses around a unifying theme.
- Teaching buyouts. Labex MME-DII provides 8,000 € of funding in compensation for a teaching load reduction amounting to half of the statutory teaching load during the academic year 2021-2022.
- Research internships. Labex MME-DII covers at most half of the internship’s cost. The application must be submitted by the intern’s academic mentor.
In all cases, the applicant must be a member of Labex MME-DII. Proposals are selected on the basis of their scientific quality, relevance to Labex MME-DII’s agenda, inter-disciplinary nature, and socio-economic impact. Within the scientific projects and scientific events schemes, targeted funding is available to proposals with a strong focus on inter-disciplinarity and/or impact.