International Conference on
Banking, Real Estate and Financial Crises:
Hong Kong, China and the World
Jointly
Organized by
Department of Economics and Finance, Hong Kong Shue
Yan University
Sustainable Real Estate Research Centre
Business, Economic and Public Policy Research Centre
on
17 January 2015 (Sat.)
Hong Kong
Shue Yan University, Braemar Hill Road, North
Point, Hong Kong
There is an inseparable relationship between
banking, real estate and financial crises in our societies. For example, caution
in real estate lending affects
banks’ performance during the financial
crisis. The subprime financial crisis took place mainly because of the lower
quality subprime mortgages. It is, therefore, of high time to study the three
areas. The
Banking, Real Estate and Financial Crises Conference will be held at Hong Kong
Shue Yan University on 17 January 2015. We are now seeking submission of
abstracts on banking, real estate and financial crises. The conference is
multidisciplinary in nature. It offers opportunity for scholars and policy
makers to exchange ideas. Topics include, but are not limited to, the following
areas:
Ÿ Banking
and real estate market
Ÿ Banking
and financial crises
Ÿ Sustainable
domestic and non-domestic buildings
Ÿ Real
estate market and financial crises
Ÿ Sustainable
real estate development and Green finance
Ÿ Banking,
mortgage and macroeconomics
About
Hong Kong Shue Yan University
Languages
The language of the conference is English.
Special Chinese sessions can be arranged.
Chance for publication
Selected papers from the conference will be edited
into a volume and published by international publishing house or a special
issue of a journal.
Important dates
Deadline for abstracts: 15 Sep 2014
Notification of acceptance: 30 Sep 2014
Conference: 17 January, 2015
Submission procedure
Please send all
abstracts and full papers before the deadline to: econ2015@hksyu.edu
More information about the
paper-guidelines can be found in http://fs3.hksyu.edu/~econ2015. The use of the provided guidelines is
mandatory for inclusion in the book chapter publication. There will be no registration fee but
participants have to secure their own travelling and accommodation expenses.
We are looking
forward to seeing you at the conference. Should you have any enquiries, please send
an email to: econ2015@hksyu.edu
Organizing committee
Yuen, Wai Kee, Thomas (Dr.)
Associate Head and Assistant Professor, Department
of Economics and Finance,
Hong Kong Shue Yan
University
Lee, Shu Kam (Dr.)
Associate Professor, Department of Economics and Finance,
Hong Kong Shue Yan University
Li, Yi Man, Rita (Dr.)
Associate Professor, Department
of Economics and Finance,
Hong Kong Shue Yan University
Shen, Na, Nell (Dr.)
Assistant Professor, Department
of Business Administration,
Hong Kong Shue Yan University
Tang Chi Ho, Edward (Dr.)
Lecturer, Department of Economics
and Finance,
Hong Kong Shue Yan University
Hon, Tai Yuen (Dr.)
Full-time Academic Assistant cum
Part-time Lecturer,
Department of Economics and
Finance,
Hong Kong Shue Yan University
Advisory board
Hu, Yao Su (Prof.)
Professor and Academic Vice
President,
Hong Kong Shue Yan University
Li, Si Ming (Prof.)
Chair Professor in Geography,
Director of the David C. Lam
Institute for East-West Studies,
Hong Kong Baptist University
Ma, Yue (Prof.)
Chair Professor of Finance,
Department of Economics and Finance,
City University of Hong Kong
Fung, Kwun Wing Joseph (Prof.)
Professor, Department of Finance
and Decision Sciences,
Hong Kong Baptist University
Chan, Hing Lin (Dr.)
Associate Professor, Department
of Economics,
Hong Kong Baptist University
Chan, Po Ming Daniel (Dr.)
Director
Brilliant & Bright Investment
Consultancy Limited
Yu, Fu Lai Tony (Prof.)
Head and Professor, Department of
Economics and Finance,
Hong Kong Shue Yan University
Publication of conference proceedings:
All papers presented in the
conference will be compiled into conference proceedings in the form of hard
copy and/or publishing online in http://fs3.hksyu.edu/~econ2015. Selected
papers will be edited into a volume and published by international publishing
house or a special issue of a journal.
Paper formats
English manuscripts should be
double-spaced in 12-point Times New Roman font with consecutively numbered
pages. Page numbers should be continued through the manuscript, including for
pages of references, appendixes, tables, and figures. Allow margins of one inch
on all four sides of every page.
The Abstract should include
title of the paper, the authors’ names, affiliations, and phone numbers. The
abstract, which composes of up to 250 words, must clearly and succinctly
present the manuscript’s subject matter, significance and contribution.
Submitted manuscripts should be
no more than 30 double-spaced pages excluding references, appendixes, tables,
and figures. The manuscript’s main body should include title, abstract, and the
text of the manuscript, followed by references, appendixes, tables, and
figures. The first page of the main body should include the title in boldface
capital-and-lower-case letters followed by an abstract of no more than 250
words. Major or first-level headings should appear in boldface capital letters
throughout the manuscript with four to six major headings for most manuscripts.
Most manuscripts begin with an ABSTRACT major heading following by an
INTRODUCTION heading. Second-level headings should be typed in boldface
capital-and-lower-case letters. Third-level headings should be in boldface
italic letters beginning with the first word capitalized and the remaining
words in lower-case letters. All headings are to be left-justified.
Acknowledgements should appear at the bottom of the title page. All citations
should be made in APA system.