BI-SHoF Conference 2026

The Swedish House of Finance is hosting the 12th BI-SHoF Conference on asset pricing and financial econometrics in Stockholm. The BI-SHoF conference is a collaboration between BI and the Swedish House of Finance alternating between Oslo and Stockholm.

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This conference is an opportunity for academics from all around the world to catch up and discuss importance of new findings in asset pricing.

Each paper has 45 minutes, which are divided as follows:

  • 25 minutes for the presentation,
  • 15 minutes for the discussant,
  • 5 minutes for the presenter to reply to the discussant, and take questions from the audience.

 

Program

Monday June 8

09:30-10:00 Registration and coffee
   
10:00-10:05 Welcome and opening remarks
   
Session 1: Chair: Paul Huebner (SHoF/SSE)
   
10:05-10:50  The Liquidity Promise of QE
  Matteo Leombroni (Boston College)
  Discussant: Andreas Schrimpf (BIS)
   
10:50-11:35 The Asymmetric and Persistent Effects of Fed Policy on the Treasury Market
  Nora Lamersdorf (BI Oslo)
  Discussant: Ciaran Rogers (HEC Paris)
   
11:35-11:45 Coffee break
   
11:45-12:30 Fluctuations in the Treasury General Account and their effect on the Fed’s balance sheet
  Annette Vissing-Jorgensen (FED)
  Discussant: Veronica De Falco (Imperial)
   
12:30-14:00 Lunch
   
Session 2: Chair: Tobias Sichert (SHoF/SSE)
   
14:00-14:45 Interest Rates and Equity Valuations
  Eben Lazarus (Berkeley)
  Discussant: Rob Rogers (LSE)
   
14:45-15:30 On the Moments of the Stochastic Discount Factor
  Ian Martin (LSE)
  Discussant: David Schreindorfer (MSU)
   
15:30-16:00 Coffee break
   
Session 3: Chair: Zhaneta Tancheva (BI Oslo)
   
16:00-16:45 Unpacking Retail Trading Costs: the Role of Options Trading and Limit Order Usage
  Dmitry Muravyev (UIUC)
  Discussant: Björn Hagströmer (SU)
   
16:45-17:30 Are New Technologies Replacing the Information Produced by Financial Markets?
  Marco Zanotti (USI)
  Discussant: Olivier Dessaint (INSEAD)
   
19:00   Dinner (by invitation)

                 

 

           

Tuesday June 9

           

09:00-9:15 Coffee
   
Session 4: Chair: Riccardo Sabbatucci (SHoF/SSE)
   
09:15-10:00 Price Agnostic Demand
  Sam Hartzmark (Boston College)
  Discussant: Alireza Aghaee (Imperial)
   
10:00-10:45 A Segmented Green Premium
  Joost Driessen (Tilburg University)
  Discussant: Stig Lundeby (BI Oslo)
   
10:45-11:00 Coffee break
   
Session 5: Chair: Magnus Dahlquist (SHoF/SSE)
   
11:00-11:45 Financial Interdependence and Currency Internationalization
  Zhengyang Jiang (Kellogg)
  Discussant: Saleem Bahaj (UCL)
   
11:45-12:30 A Model of U.S. Monetary Policy and the Global Financial Cycle
  Moritz Lenel (Princeton)
  Discussant: Dmitry Mukhin (LSE)
   
12:30 Lunch