The Virtual and Face-to-Face Seminar: The Effectiveness of Financial Markets: Traditional and Islamic Towards Behavioural Finance

The Faculty of Economics, Business, and Management Sciences has organized, in coordination with the research laboratory: currency and financial institutions in the Maghreb and the university training team PRFU financial contribution in support of economic growth standard study of a number of countries in North Africa and the Middle East (MENA) and some countries in South Asia, a virtual face-to-face seminar on the effectiveness of financial markets: traditional and Islamic- towards behavioral finance, chaired by Dr. Talb Bendiab Asmaa Ismahane.
Facilitated by a team of researchers and teachers from different universities in the country, The seminar addressed four main axes.
First axis: the efficiency of financial markets: traditional and/or Islamic in this time of financial crisis
Second axis: financial information and its impact on the functioning of financial markets (traditional and/or Islamic).
Third area: the impact of modern financial technology and artificial intelligence on the efficiency of traditional and/or Islamic financial markets
Fourth axis: financial behavior of the investor on financial markets (traditional and/or Islamic).

On this occasion, the participants discussed the importance of research and innovation in the field of finance and cooperation between researchers and financial institutions for the growth of the financial market and the achievement of economic prosperity, and stressed the need to improve the efficiency of traditional and Islamic financial markets and develop them to achieve sustainable economic growth in the region.