International Conference on Statistical Finance, Analysis and Modeling - (ICSFAM-26)
18th - 19th September, 2026 | Djelfa, Algeria
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This conference contributes to global sustainability by aligning its research discussions and academic sessions with key United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. It fosters knowledge exchange, innovation, and collaborative engagement.
SDG 3 — Good Health and Well-being
SDG 4 — Quality Education
SDG 8 — Decent Work and Economic Growth
SDG 9 — Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure
SDG 12 — Responsible Consumption and Production
This track focuses on the application of statistical methods to analyze financial data and derive insights. Participants will explore innovative techniques for modeling financial phenomena and improving decision-making in finance.
This session examines the intersection of physics and finance, particularly through the lens of econophysics. Researchers will discuss models and theories that explain market dynamics using principles from statistical physics.
This track delves into the behavioral aspects of finance, integrating statistical methods to understand investor behavior. Presentations will highlight empirical studies and models that capture psychological factors influencing financial decisions.
This session emphasizes the role of statistical techniques in mathematical finance. Topics will include risk assessment, pricing models, and the application of statistical tools to enhance financial theories.
This track focuses on cutting-edge statistical algorithms used in financial analysis and modeling. Participants will share insights on algorithm development and their practical applications in finance.
This session investigates the statistical properties of stock prices and their implications for asset management. Researchers will present methodologies for asset valuation and price prediction.
This track explores the application of extreme value theory to financial data, particularly in assessing risks and tail events. Presentations will cover theoretical advancements and practical applications in risk management.
This session focuses on the use of copulas in modeling dependencies between financial assets. Researchers will discuss various copula models and their effectiveness in capturing complex relationships in financial data.
This track addresses the challenges and methodologies associated with high-dimensional financial data. Participants will explore statistical techniques that facilitate analysis and interpretation in high-dimensional settings.
This session highlights various forecasting methods applicable to financial markets and economic indicators. Researchers will present novel approaches and evaluate their effectiveness in predicting financial outcomes.
This track focuses on the estimation of parameters in stochastic differential equations relevant to finance. Participants will discuss methodologies and case studies that illustrate the application of these techniques in financial modeling.