MLAM: Machine Learning in Asset Management

The complex and volatile information in the market, which is oftenly vague, affects academicians and practitioners on their financial decisions. Chartists and fundamentalists analysts compete to make the higher profit possible under highly sophisticated financial models. Machine Learning is able to provide new potentials into optimal Asset Management taking into considerations the new trends in the domains of Artificial Intelligence, Heuristics, Evolutionary Computation, Computational Intelligence, as well as the new potentials in Portfolio Selection, Asset Allocation, Risk Management, and Behavioral Finance support new patterns of possible optimisation.
Background and Goals
The complex and volatile information in the market, which is oftenly vague, affects academicians and practitioners on their financial decisions. Chartists and fundamentalists analysts compete to make the higher profit possible under highly sophisticated financial models. Machine Learning is able to provide new potentials into optimal Asset Management taking into considerations the new trends in the domains of Artificial Intelligence, Heuristics, Evolutionary Computation, Computational Intelligence, as well as the new potentials in Portfolio Selection, Asset Allocation, Risk Management, and Behavioral Finance support new patterns of possible optimisation.
Topics of Interests
Scope of the Special Session:
- Deep Learning
- Machine Learning
- Artificial Intelligence
- Heuristics
- Evolutionary Computation
- Computational Intelligence
- Hybrid Systems
- Portfolio Selection
- Optimal Portfolio Management
- Asset Allocation
- Risk Management
- Behavioral Finance
Call for Papers
Important Dates
General Conference Important Dates
Workshop | Special Session | Tutorial Proposals: March 05, 2018
Paper Submission: April 16, 2018
Author Notification: May 14, 2018
Camera-Ready: June 11, 2018
Chairs
Dr. Nikolaos Loukeris
Lecturer University of South Wales
Department of Business Administration
CF37 1DL, Pontypridd, Wales, UK
Program Committee
Bekiros S., European University Institute, Athens University of Economics and Business
Boutalis Y., Demokritus University of Thrace
Eleftheriadis I. University of Macedonia
Livanis S. University of Macedonia