Center for Finance

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Center for Finance Seminar Series

The Center for Finance at Stony Brook University organizes a research seminar series for faculty and doctoral students interested in the intersection of finance, business, economics, computer science, and applied mathematics. The Center for Finance will also invite renowned scientist from other universities or professionals to present their own research.

Meetings will run on a bi-weekly basis from 1:00pm to 3:00pm on the following Thursdays in the Harriman Hall Room 304 unless otherwise noted. The seminar is open to anyone interested in the announced topics.

To find out more about the series, or to schedule a talk, please email stoyan.stoyanov@stonybrook.edu.

Schedule for Summer 2016

Date	Presenter	Talk Title	Location
Wed, July 20 12:00pm	Prof. Shin, Yong Hyun Department of Mathematics / Sookmyung Women's University	Consumption and Portfolio Selection in the Presence of a Luxury Good	Harriman 304
Wed, July 21 12:00pm	Roh, Kum Hwan Department of Mathematics,Hannam University	Portfolio Optimization and Merton problem	Harriman 304

Schedule for Spring 2016

Date	Presenter	Talk Title	Location
March 3	Stoyan Stoyanov	Measuring Linear Model Risk under Temporal Aggregation	Harriman 304
March 17	Aaron Kim	A semimartingale approximation to fractional Levy processes for option pricing	Harriman 304
March 31	Zari Rachev	Option Pricing with Informed Investors	Harriman 304
April 21 (11:30am - 12:30pm)	Kyoung Jin Choi	Endogenous Credit Constraints and Household Portfolio Choices	Harriman 304
April 28	Raphael Douady	Polymodels in Finance	Harriman 304

Past Seminars

Title: Bitcoin: A new kind of money

Date: May 8th, 2015, starting 3pm

Speaker: S. Yi, CEO, SYUnity

Where: Harriman Hall 304

Abstract:

The talk 'Bitcoin: a new kind of money' will show the new money Bitcoin. We will see the definition of Bitcoin and basic features first and then learn the simple history of it. Moreover, we are going to discuss Blockchain the essential concept of Bitcoin. Practically, we will install Bitcoin wallets onto our phones and try to send or receive Bitcoins.