The conference welcomes only abstract submissions that can be presented either in oral (virtual or in-person) or virtual poster sessions.

• Please do not use any accents (no accents in names, affiliations, title and abstract).
• Please do not capitalize letters. Titles and names should be written in lowercase except for the first letter, which should be capitalized. E.g. The estimation of GARCH models. John Smith.
• The abstract should not list or contain any references (e.g. avoid statements such as “… in John Smith (2009)”).
• Simple LaTeX syntax can be used, e.g. $\hat{x}_i$, $\beta$, etc.
• Please use the third person and avoid redundant terms like "this paper", "this work", etc.
• The abstract should be at most 200 words in a single paragraph. The title should contain at most 15 words.
• Type of presentation: Please choose Invited Talk if a session organizer has invited you to submit an abstract for a session. Contributed Talks are regular (non-invited) talks.
• Choose one of the organized or general sessions when submitting your abstract.

Abstracts that do not follow these guidelines will be edited.

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• There is a strict limit of one presentation per participant.
• Contributed speakers can choose the option of virtual or in-person presentation.
• Invited speakers should coordinate their presentation mode with the session organizers.
• All the posters will be displayed on Zoom.