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The DNA of the Louis Bachelier Network (ILB, FdR, IEF) is research, that aims to promote sustainable development in Economics and Finance.

We currently host more than 60 programmes in four societal transitions: environmental, digital, demographic and financial.

More than ever, there is a need for cooperation between academia, business and the public authorities. The Louis Bachelier network exists to promote the exchange of knowledge and to develop public-private-academic collaborations.

Together, we seek answers for a world in transition.

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Green Finance Research Advances #9 2024

Green Finance Research Advances #9 2024

The Alignment Cookbook 2

The Alignment Cookbook 2

From Adam Smith to Nakamoto: A survey of (crypto)currency theories
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From Adam Smith to Nakamoto: A survey of (crypto)currency theories

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Appel à papiers Risk Forum 2025

We invite academics, professionals, and regulators to submit their research papers for the Risk Forum 2025, which will take place in Paris on March 17–18, 2025. The submission deadline is January 6, 2025.

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Interdisciplinary Research Programs

With the emergence of new technologies in the banking and insurance sectors in particular, finance is undergoing a major change – hence the name of this interdisciplinary programme. Finance and Insurance Reloaded (FaIR) supports and encourages innovations resulting from new technologies (ranging from Artificial Intelligence to blockchain) in the finance and insurance sectors.
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Sheltered Foundation

PARC is a research and data collaboration hub designed to make sustainable Finance a key response to the global climate change and sustainability challenges. Through its founders and thanks to the ILB and its partners, PARC main objective is to foster a collaborative research ecosystem to produce applied research and robust tools and modelling to boost the transition pathway of financial institutions and deliver innovative solutions to meet the Paris Agreement’s goals.
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Network

The Real estate Finance and Economics (ReFinE) research network was launched in January 2019. Its aim is to promote academic research on the theme of commercial real estate. The project is jointly led by the Institut Louis Bachelier, the public authorities (Treasury Department) and actors in the real estate industry (iRead, MSCI and ASPIM).
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