SUMMER SCHOOL
6th Barcelona Summer School of Stochastic Analysis and Quantitative Finance
28 June – 2 July 2027
6th Barcelona Summer School of Stochastic Analysis and Quantitative Finance
Sign into July 02, 2027
Venue: Centre de Recerca Matemàtica
Room: A1
Limited seats available. Registration will close once the maximum number of participants has been reached.
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SCHEDULE
EVENT SUMMARY
Introduction
This summer school offers advanced instruction on frontier topics in stochastic analysis and quantitative finance, taught by internationally recognised experts in the field. It is aimed at doctoral students, postdoctoral researchers and established researchers who want to engage directly with recent developments in the area, and it continues the long-running series of CRM summer schools.
The programme consists of three courses, listed below, complemented by contributed talks and a poster session.
LECTURERS
Memory in Quantitative Finance: Volterra Processes
Eduardo Abi-Jaber
École Polytechnique, Paris
Abstract [ TBP ]
Generative AI for Finance: Dynamic Universal Approximation and Modelling with Neural and Signature SDEs
Christa Cuchiero
University of Vienna
Abstract [ TBP ]
Credit Risk Modelling: Theory and Applications
Eva Lütkeböhmert-Holtz
University of Freiburg
Abstract [ TBP ]
COMMITTEES
Scientific Committee
Elisa Alòs | UPF
Luis Ortiz | UB
Rafael de Santiago | IESE
Wim Schoutens | KU Leuven
Organising Committee
Òscar Burés | UB
Oriol Roch | UB
Sara Solanilla | UB
Oriol Tubella | UB
Josep Vives | UB – Chair
SCHEDULE
The detailed programme will be published here closer to the event.
[ TBP ]
LIST OF PARTICIPANTS
contributed talks & poster session
Participants are encouraged to present their research results or open problems, either as a short contributed talk or as a poster. To apply, participants will find the relevant option during the registration process, where they can indicate whether they wish to be considered for a talk, for a poster, or for either. You will be asked to attach the abstract (between 300 and 600 words) including the title, in .pdf format. The file name must follow the format: surname_name.
- Deadline for abstract submission: [ TBP ]
- Resolutions: [ TBP ]
registration
Registration deadline: [ TBP ]
Registration covers participation in all school activities. [ Details of what the fee includes: TBP ]
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