Programme & schedule

Friday 29 January 2027

Framework plan. Times are CET (UTC+1). Three rooms run in parallel through each paper session; the opening, both keynotes and the closing panel are plenary, with no competing session.

This is the framework plan. Individual papers, session chairs and keynote speakers are assigned after the submission deadline on 18 December 2026. The complete programme with abstracts and room links is circulated to registered delegates by 15 January 2027.

  1. 09:00–09:15PlenaryAll delegates, one room

    Opening

    Chair and Co-Chair. Conference objectives and instructions for the parallel rooms.

    Chairs:,

  2. 09:15–09:45PlenaryAll delegates, one room

    Keynote 1

    Plenary keynote, 30 minutes. Speaker to be announced.

    Chair:

  3. 09:45–10:00Break

  4. 10:00–11:20Paper session 1 · 4 slots per room

    LAWA1

    Paper session 1 — LAW section

    Room 1 · 4 × 20-minute slots

    Law, rights & liability in behavioural AI

    Moderator to be announced

    RULESB1

    Paper session 1 — RULES section

    Room 2 · 4 × 20-minute slots

    Governance, compliance & standards

    Moderator to be announced

    MONEYC1

    Paper session 1 — MONEY section

    Room 3 · 4 × 20-minute slots

    Behavioural finance, banking & insurance

    Moderator to be announced

  5. 11:20–11:40Break

  6. 11:40–13:00Paper session 2 · 4 slots per room

    LAWA2

    Paper session 2 — LAW section

    Room 1 · 4 × 20-minute slots

    Law, rights & liability in behavioural AI

    Moderator to be announced

    RULESB2

    Paper session 2 — RULES section

    Room 2 · 4 × 20-minute slots

    Governance, compliance & standards

    Moderator to be announced

    MONEYC2

    Paper session 2 — MONEY section

    Room 3 · 4 × 20-minute slots

    Behavioural finance, banking & insurance

    Moderator to be announced

  7. 13:00–13:45Long break
  8. 13:45–14:15PlenaryAll delegates, one room

    Keynote 2 or expert panel

    Second plenary slot. Format and speaker to be announced.

    Chair:

  9. 14:15–15:35Paper session 3 · 4 slots per room

    LAWA3

    Paper session 3 — LAW section

    Room 1 · 4 × 20-minute slots

    Law, rights & liability in behavioural AI

    Moderator to be announced

    RULESB3

    Paper session 3 — RULES section

    Room 2 · 4 × 20-minute slots

    Governance, compliance & standards

    Moderator to be announced

    MONEYC3

    Paper session 3 — MONEY section

    Room 3 · 4 × 20-minute slots

    Behavioural finance, banking & insurance

    Moderator to be announced

  10. 15:35–15:50Break
  11. 15:50–16:30PlenaryAll delegates, one room

    Closing panel, monograph announcement and close

    Cross-section synthesis, the call for monograph articles (open from today), and closing remarks.

    Chair:

Keynote speakers

Two plenary keynotes of 30 minutes are planned, in AI law, financial supervision or behavioural economics. Invitations are issued through the Institute; confirmed names will be announced here and on LinkedIn.

To be announced

Keynote 1 · 09:15–09:45

To be announced

Keynote 2 or expert panel · 13:45–14:15

Speakers and chairs

Everyone in the programme so far, in order of appearance. Presenting authors are added as acceptances are confirmed, from 8 January 2027.

  • dr Paweł Raja

    Chair, BEAM 2027 · Institute of Law, WSKZ

    Chair

    Doctor of economics associated with the Wrocław University of Economics and Business, specialising in comparative analyses of the economies of Western and Muslim countries. Founder of Bike Republic, a mobile bicycle service working with renowned brands. Previously managed projects at global corporations including Credit Suisse and UBS. Holds numerous certificates, among them in Islamic banking and ESG reporting.

    Profile: dr Paweł Raja

  • dr Marika Szymańska

    Co-Chair, BEAM 2027 · WSKZ

    Chair

    Doctor of economics in the discipline of management sciences and author of numerous academic publications on the management and organisation of enterprises. Gained academic experience at universities in Wrocław, teaching at WSB Merito University in Wrocław, the University of Lower Silesia (DSW) and the Wyższa Szkoła Handlowa in Wrocław, among others. Research interests and courses taught centre on strategic management, human resource and competence management, employee motivation, conflict management and organisational behaviour. Has taken part in many research projects.

    Profile: dr Marika Szymańska

Capacity

Three rooms × 3 sessions × 4 slots = 36 papers at maximum. The realistic intake for a narrowed programme is 18 to 24.

If a section is undersubscribed

A parallel room opens at four or more accepted papers. Below twelve papers overall, the day compresses into one stream, 09:00–14:00: opening, keynote, Law & Governance (LAW + RULES), break, Money, panel, close.