The Centre for Computational Finance and Economic Agents (CCFEA) hosts fortnightly seminar series. View our events below:
Machine Learning Algorithms for Forecasting Weather Derivative Temperatures
Seminar delivered by Nee Barnor (University of Essex).
Seminar delivered by Ivan Evdokimov (University of Essex).
Seminar delivered by Elton Sbruzzi (Instituto Tecnológico de Aeronáutica, Brazil).
Deep Reinforcement Learning for High Frequency Trading under a Directional Changes Sampling Paradigm
Seminar delivered by George Rayment, University of Essex.
Envy-Free Cake-Cutting for Four Agents
Seminar delivered by Alexandros Hollender (University of Oxford).
Seminar delivered by Harbir Lamba (George Mason University)
Constant Inapproximability for Fisher Markets
Seminar delivered by Argyrios Deligkas
Seminar delivered by Xinpeng Long
Strategic Games in Financial Networks: Complexity and Equilibria
Seminar delivered by Hao Zhou (University of Oxford)
Mechanism Design without Money for Heterogeneous and Distributed Facility Location Problems
Seminar delivered by Rongsen Zhang
Seminar delivered by Evangelia Christodoulaki
Improving REITs Time Series Prediction Using ML and Technical Analysis Indicators
Seminar delivered by Fatim Z. Habbab
Best of Both Distortion Worlds
Seminar delivered by Mohamad Latifian
Trading Strategies Optimization Using a Genetic Algorithm under the Directional Changes Paradigm
Seminar delivered by Ozgur Salman
We celebrated the 18-year anniversary of our centre in October 2020 with a talk by Professor Edward Tsang. Edward is an emeritus professor at the University of Essex. He is a co-founder (2002) and previous Director (2009-2016) of the Centre for Computational Finance and Economic Agents (CCFEA). Professor Tsang discussed "Detecting regime change in computational finance" on Friday 16th October.
We hosted the 15th International Symposium on Algorithmic Game Theory (SAGT 2022) at the University of Essex.
The conference had world renowned keynote speakers including Prof. Aggelos Kiayias who talked about Decentralizing Information Technology: The Advent of Resource Based Systems.
CCFEA academics are members of the IEEE Computational Finance and Economics Technical Committee.
Workshops organised by CCFEA academics: