Finance events

Saïd Business School

Park End Street

We host and jointly organise various events throughout each academic year.

Adam Smith Workshops

Asset Pricing and Corporate Finance Workshops

The Adam Smith Workshops are an annual event organised jointly by the Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR), EDHEC Business School, HEC Paris, Imperial College Business School, INSEAD, London Business School, London School of Economics and Political Science, and Saïd Business School.

Cancelled: the 2020 workshops were due to take place on 23 and 24 April at EDHEC Business School, Nice Campus, France.

The 2021 workshops will take place concurrently on 22 and 23 April at Oxford Saïd. Further details to follow.

Programme committees

Asset Pricing: Harjoat Bhamra (Imperial College and CEPR), Laurent Calvet (EDHEC and CEPR), Thierry Foucault (HEC and CEPR), Christian Julliard (LSE), Marcin Kacperczyk (Imperial College and CEPR), Howard Kung (LBS and CEPR), Dong Lou (LSE and CEPR), Anna Pavlova (LBS and CEPR), Kim Peijnenburg (EDHEC and CEPR), Tarun Ramadorai (Imperial College and CEPR), Raman Uppal (EDHEC and CEPR), Mungo Wilson (Oxford Saïd), Kathy Yuan (LSE and CEPR), Irina Zviadadze (SSE and CEPR).

Corporate Finance: Ulf Axelson (LSE), Claudia Custodio (Imperial College and CEPR), Nicola Gennaioli (Bocconi and CEPR), Mariassunta Giannetti (SSE and CEPR), Denis Gromb (HEC and CEPR), Chris Hansman (Imperial College), Augustin Landier (HEC), Alan Morrison (Oxford Saïd and CEPR), Steven Ongena (Zurich and CEPR), Jorg Rocholl (ESMT), David Thesmar (MIT and CEPR), Vikrant Vig (LBS and CEPR), Paolo Volpin (Cass and CEPR), Ansgar Walther (Imperial College).

Previous workshops

To download the conference programmes for the past workshops please go to:

Adam Smith Workshops 2019 held at Imperial College Business School

Adam Smith Workshops 2018 held at London Business School

Adam Smith Workshops 2017 held at HEC Paris

Adam Smith Workshops 2016 held at Oxford Saïd Business School

Adam Smith Workshops 2015 held at London Business School

Adam Smith Workshops 2014 - Asset Pricing, Corporate Finance held at London School of Economics

Adam Smith Workshops 2013 held at Oxford Saïd Business School

OxFIT Conference

Aerial view of college

The annual Oxford Financial Intermediation Theory (OxFIT) conference is hosted at Oxford Saïd at the end of August each year.

In 2019 OxFIT took place on 27 & 28 August. 

Find out about OxFIT 2020.

Keynote speaker: Anjan Thakor, Washington University in St. Louis

Invited speakers: Vincent Glode, Wharton, University of Pennsylvania, and Martin Oehmke, London School of Economics

Organisers: Alan Morrison and Joel Shapiro, Oxford Saïd

Programme committee

Vincent Glode (Wharton, University of Pennsylvania), Martin Oehmke (London School of Economics), Oren Sussman (Saïd Business School, Oxford), Elena Carletti (Bocconi University), Dimitrios Tsomocos, (Saïd Business School, Oxford), Wolf Wagner (University of Rotterdam), Frederic Malherbe (University College London), John Kuong (INSEAD), Thomas Eisenbach (Federal Reserve Bank of New York), Hongda Zhong (London School of Economics), Gyongyi Loranth (Universität Wien), Max Bruche (Humboldt Universität), Thomas Noe (Saïd Business School, Oxford), Jing Zeng, (Frankfurt School of Finance and Management), Kebin Ma (Warwick University), Ansgar Walther (Imperial University), Xuan Wang (Saïd Business School, Oxford)

Previous OxFIT conferences

Oxford NuCamp-Saïd Macro-finance Conference

The annual Macro-finance conference is hosted by Oxford Saïd and Nuffield College Centre for Applied Macro Policy.

In 2019 the conference took place on 5 & 6 April at Cohen Quad, Exeter College.

Keynote speaker: Ricardo Reis, London School of Economics

Organisers: Martin Ellison, Dimitrios Tsomocos and Xuan Wang

Download the programme

Previous conferences

Oxford Inter-Departmental Macro-Finance

Doctoral Student Research Networking Day

Jointly hosted by Nuffield College Centre for Applied Macro Policy, Department of Economics, and Saïd Business School, University of Oxford on 31 May 2019

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