ISBIS StatFin 2026

7-11 December, 2026

Contributed Sessions

We invite submissions for contributed talks at ISBIS StatFin 2026.
Please submit your paper using the Google Form:

Submit your paper (Google Form)

  • All submissions will be reviewed by the Scientific Programme Committee (SPC). The SPC’s decision regarding acceptance and session allocation will be final.

  • Submit your paper by August 15, 2026.

  • It is a good practice to arXiv your paper and during the submission you just share the link of the paper.

  • It is a good practice to publish the code in GitHub or in any public domain and share the link in the paper.

  • We will inform you if your paper is being accepted for either contributed session or poster session by August 25, 2026

  • Please complete the registration by November 30, 2026. Note that early bird registration completes by September 30, 2026.

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Topic of Interest

  • Quantitative Finance: Risk analysis, Optimization, Brownian Motion, Fractals, Stochastic Calculus,…

  • Statistics: likelihood analysis, Bayesian analysis, Time series analysis, high-dimension data, high frequency data, network models,…

  • Empirical Finance: Equity, Debt, Derivative, Commodities, Real Estate, Public Finance

  • Economics: Macro Economics, Inequality, Financial inclusion, Public Finance etc.

  • Emerging Field: Machine Learning, Gen AI, Large Language Models in Finance, etc.

General Advice

  • Choose an informative title

  • Number the main sections so you can refer to them; for example: ‘see Section 4’, ‘as was explained in Section 1’.

  • Always use a spell checker - spelling mistakes will distract the reader and reviewer of the paper; and undermine the impact of your paper.

  • In scientific writing, short sentences are often better than longer sentences.

  • If a sentence contains more than twenty words, typically considered as long sentences. Avoid long sentences. Avoid passive voices. Try to write in active voice and in present tense.

  • Try reading your paper aloud to check where your sentences should end.

  • Use paragraphs to group that relate to the same theme. Include only tables and figures of particular importance in the text.

  • You may use ggplot package of R for excellent plots and graph. Make sure you discuss any tables and figures that you do include in the text. What do they show?

  • Any table/figure in the table in the paper should have a number and a caption which describes exactly what is given in the table/figure.

  • Explain the problem and why it is important in finance and/or economics. It is better to present the socio-economic impact of the problem.

  • Explain the the statistical method that you have used to solve the problem. Compare your result with some benchmark models.



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