The Financial Risks International Forum on “Long Term Risks” is an International Research Forum for academics and professionals organised by the Louis Bachelier Institute, the Europlace Institute of Finance and the Risk Foundation.

The forum pursues three objectives:

- to identify the main streams of research that will structure the Finance and Insurance’s evolutions in the future;
- to organize presentations and debates on these new trends;
- to assess the market and regulatory impacts of these evolutions.

TOPICS

- Persistence in Linear and Nonlinear Dynamic Models: Low Frequency Analysis, Long Run Risk (LRR) Asset Pricing Model, Persistence of Extreme Events, Long Term Volatility;
- Long Term Interest Rates: Actualization for Long Term Investment Projects, Social Efficient Discount Rate, Term Structure of Preferences;
- Long Term Risk Management: Macroeconomic Risks, Energy Ressources, Implications for Asset Allocation and Regulation of Sovereign Funds, Long Term VaR, Long Term Risk Transfer;
- Systemic Risk: Asymptotic Contagion Effect, Dynamic of Long Run Equilibrium, Recurrent Regime Shifts;
- Demography and Generation Effects: Ageing, Longevity Risk, Mortality Linked Securities, Design and Financing of Pension Funds, Dependence Insurance, Long Term Care;
- Climate Change: Global Warming, Managing the Increased Frequency of Cat Events.