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Statistical Methods in Finance (StatFin)

The Eleventh Meeting on Statistical Methods in Finance (StatFin) is a joint conference with the 2026 Annual Meeting of ISBIS. It is for researchers, academics, and practitioners in artificial intelligence, data science, and statistics, with applications in finance, marketing, and other industries. The event promotes discussions on statistical finance and related topics.

4 months until it opens, and the call for speakers closes before that.

The essentials

Event details

Dates
7 December 2026 to 11 December 2026
Organiser
Chennai Mathematical Institute (CMI) International Society for Business
Expected attendance
79
Industry
Fintech

Speaking

Call for speakers

Submissions close 2026-08-15. Speaking slots are open for this event.

Agenda themes

Topics covered

  • Education & Training
  • Banking & Finance

On stage

Speakers

  • Francisco LouzadaUniversity of São Paulo, Brazil
  • Rituparna SenIndian Statistical Institute, Bangalore, India
  • Nina Golyandina
  • Werner MüllerJohannes Kepler University Linz, Austria
  • Prithvijit RoyEntrepreneur and Business Leader in AI and Data Science
  • Dootika VatsIIT, Kanpur
  • K G ArunCMI
  • Ajit MehtaCMI
  • Deborshee SenGoogle, Bangalore
  • Santosh Nair
  • Sudhir VoletiISB, Hyderabad
  • Dale RosenthalMorgan Stanely/Parametric, Chicago
  • Sourav MajumdarIIT Kanpur
  • Srinivas PradeepGlencore, Netherlands
  • Nivedita NadkarniNational Law school, Bangalore
  • Bhargavi ZaveriThe Profeseer
  • Shubvo RoyShiv Nadar University
  • Dhiman BhadraIIM Ahmedabad
  • Sudeep BapatIIT Bombay
  • Santosh SutarShivaji Univ, Kolhapur

Logistics

Where to stay

Places to stay near the venue.

  • Hotel Novotel

    1.2 km from the venue

  • Hotel Ibis Chennai Sipcot

    1.2 km from the venue

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