Submit a Manuscript to the Journal
Emerging Markets Finance and Trade
For a Special Issue on
Impact of Technological Revolution, Financial Shocks and Geopolitical Conflicts on Financial Regulation
Manuscript deadline
31 August 2023

Special Issue Editor(s)
Karel Brůna,
Prague University of Economics and Business
[email protected]
Martin Hodula,
Czech National Bank, Prague University of Economics and Business
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David Procházka,
Prague University of Economics and Business
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Sagi Akron,
University of Haifa
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Impact of Technological Revolution, Financial Shocks and Geopolitical Conflicts on Financial Regulation
The 24th Annual Conference on Finance and Accounting
1-2 June 2023, Prague, Czech Republic
Website: https://convention.vse.cz/
Registration & Submission: https://convention.vse.cz/#registration
The Faculty of Finance and Accounting of Prague University of Economics and Business is delighted to host the 24th Annual Conference on Finance and Accounting (ACFA 2023). In collaboration with the Emerging Markets Finance and Trade, the special issue on Impact of Technological Revolution, Financial Shocks and Geopolitical Conflicts on Financial Regulation is organized.
Extensive regulation of the financial sector provides new stimulus to the transformation of the financial industry. To appropriately comply with financial regulation, the financial sector needs to adapt the organization of the business, deepen a link between risk management and regulatory requirements, optimize distribution channels, rearrange conditions of supply of credit and stabilize the sources of funding. The technological revolution, shocks in financial markets, and current geopolitical conflicts make the application of financial regulation challenging at the present time. Financial regulation needs to balance the benefits that technological innovations bring to financial participants with related risks to make the financial system more stable and better functioning. New tools and methodological approaches need to be developed to help the financial system to be less vulnerable and more resilient to financial shocks. New prudency actions made by the regulators and financial institutions are needed to cope with the impact of world geopolitical conflicts, unstable political situations, and protectionist measures that could lead to trade wars, damage to international trade relations, and financial instability in a global scale.
The technological revolution, financial shocks, and geopolitical conflicts have not yet been well addressed in the current financial regulation, supervision, and financial stability models. This call for paper encourages high-quality theoretical and empirical contributions that focus on a) new methodological approaches to financial regulation, b) modeling the financial system dynamics under external shocks, c) analysis of sources of financial system vulnerability, d) design of micro and macro-prudential measures on a forward-looking basis, e) organization of financial industry in a new regulatory framework.
Scopes of the special issue
Theoretical and empirical papers on (but not limited to) the following topics are welcomed:
- Economics of regulation and supervision
- Financial stability modeling
- Regulatory policy reaction to materialization of financial risk
- Financial technology and their risks
- Financial stability under economic and financial downturns
- Financial shocks and financial markets and institutions adaptation
- Financial crisis in open economy macroeconomics
- Modelling the economic and financial dynamics under discontinuity
- Validity of risk management models
- Financial reporting and regulation and their impact on bank behavior
- Regulatory implications of IFRS 9
- Geopolitical conflicts and their effects on financial markets
- Shocks to energy markets and their consequences for financial system and regulation
- Economic impacts of nature protection policies
- Trade protection as a source of financial instability
Submission procedure
Authors opting for the publication in the EMFT Special Issue Impact of Technological Revolution, Financial Shocks and Geopolitical Conflicts on Financial Regulation shall follow this procedure when submitting the conference paper. The first draft of the paper shall be submitted in the ACFA submission system; when submitting, please select the option “EMFT“. The authors shall present the paper at the ACFA 2023 Conference. The Guest Editors will invite selected high-quality papers presented at the ACFA 2023 Conference for review and potential publication in the EMFT Special Issue. Finally, the corresponding author of an invited paper will submit the paper through the journal’s submission system for the peer-review process.
Key deadlines
Conference paper submissions: 1 March 2023
Notification of acceptance/rejection for oral presentations: 30 April 2023
Conference dates: 1-2 June 2023
Manuscript submission to the EMFT Special issue: 31 August 2023
First notification to authors: 31 December 2023
Final versions of the manuscripts: 30 April 2024
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