At a critical juncture marked by profound adjustments in the global economic and financial landscape and accelerated evolution of artificial intelligence and technological revolutions, the international financial system is undergoing unprecedented structural transformations. Confronted with sluggish global economic recovery, intertwined geopolitical conflicts, and heightened volatility in financial markets, China is committed to advancing five major financial initiatives and accelerating the development of a "financial powerhouse". By leveraging data elements to drive supply-side structural reforms in finance, the country aims to achieve sustainable development goals. Meanwhile, artificial intelligence is propelling financial transformation, while data empowers new industrial ecosystems. The technological revolution has fundamentally disrupted traditional risk control models, creating dual effects of "efficiency enhancement and accelerated risk transmission". Notably, as AI continues to thrive, it also introduces new risks and regulatory challenges to global financial stability. In the current context of fragmented global financial governance and disruptive technological revolutions, there is an urgent need to deeply deconstruct the complex interconnections among "regulatory technology, risk governance, and financial stability".
Building on this foundation, Shanxi University of Finance and Economics plans to host The 7th International Conference on Financial Regulation and Financial Stability on November 8, 2025. The conference aims to pool global expertise by addressing current economic and financial developments worldwide, with a focus on intelligent financial risk prevention, regulatory innovation, and global governance. Participants will jointly explore cutting-edge challenges and innovative solutions in the field of economic and financial development.
In order to provide reference for cutting-edge research on current financial regulation, financial stability, systemic risk and artificial intelligence finance, the conference themes include but are not limited to:
-Artificial intelligence and financial stability and regulation
-Climate risk and financial stability
-Financial policies and measures on climate change and sustainable development
-Application of large language model in finance and banking
-Financial institutions and blockchain technology
-The impact of geopolitics on financial markets and stability
-Supply chain disruptions and financial stability
-China's real estate dilemma and financial stability
-The impact of financial supervision on the governance of financial institutions
-The impact of macroprudential regulation and monetary policy on financial stability
-The impact of capital and liquidity regulation on bank behaviour
-Systemic risk, contagion and financial networks
-Macroprudential supervision of systemic risks
-Risks from rising interest rates and quantitative tightening
-Bank risk modeling
-An interdisciplinary approach to financial stability
-The relationship between the financial system and the real economy
-Capital flows and sustainable investment
-Historical perspective of financial regulation and financial stability
-High-quality economic and financial development
-Financial support for new quality productive forces
-Structural reform of financial supply side
-Aging population and pension finance
-Digital economy and digital finance
-Fintech and regulation
-Inclusive finance and common prosperity
-Insurance innovation theory and practice
-Family finance and wealth management
Paper submission procedure and publication opportunity:
Submissions to the conference in the form of complete papers or detailed abstracts should be sent to frfs_committee@163.com by October 8, 2025. Conference-supported journals include: The British Accounting Review, China Finance Review International, Economic Analysis and Policy, Economic Modelling, Journal of Chinese Economic and Business Studies, Journal of Management Science (Chinese and English editions), Financial Economics Research and Journal of Shanxi University of Finance and Economics.
The British Accounting Review is indexed by SSCI, it’s 2024 CiteScore (8.1) and Impact Factor (9.4) respectively rank the journal top 21 in Business, Management and Accounting, and 4 in Business, Finance. It is rated A* in the ABDC Journal Quality Guide. China Finance Review International is hosted by Antai College of Economics and Management, Shanghai Jiao Tong University. It is the Top journal of Economics in Zone 1 according to CAS Journal Citation Reports and the ESCI journal, with the latest Impact Factor of 7.6. Both Economic Analysis and Policy and Economic Modelling are SSCI journals, with Economic Analysis and Policy having the latest citation index and impact factor of 13.9 and 8.7 respectively, while Economic Modelling has the latest citation index and impact factor of 8.7 and 4.7. Journal of Chinese Economic and Business Studies is an ESCI journal, with the latest citation index and impact factor of 6.1 and 3.7 respectively. Journal of Management Science and Engineering is sponsored by the Management Science Department of NSFC, Science Press and Tianjin University, an ESCI journal, with the latest Impact Factor of 3.7. Journal of Management Science in China, Financial Economics Research and Journal of Shanxi University of Finance and Economics are Chinese journals indexed by CSSCI.
The organizing committee and journal editors will invite selected high-quality papers meeting the journal's publication scope to submit to the aforementioned journals. If your paper is intended for submission to these journals, please specify the names of the journals you wish to submit to in your email (up to 3 journals can be chosen). For inquiries regarding conferences and paper submissions, please contact Dr. Wang Yamei (20231007@sxufe.edu.cn).
