The accelerating digital revolution is fundamentally reshaping global economic and financial architectures. New digital paradigms cover a range of enabling technologies,
such as the (Generative) Artificial Intelligence, Big Data, Blockchian, Cloud Computing, and Internet of Things. The three core elements of digital models,
including algorithm, big data, and computing power, have emerged as new production factors of the intelligent economy.
Collectively, these digital technologies serve as powerful tools for value creation, industrial organization, risk assessment, and resource allocation.
Recently, the rise of AI agents has added a new dimension to this evolution. Theses agents can perceive environments, make independent decisions, and execute actions dynamically,
further boosting the transformative impact of digital technologies on economic and financial ecosystems.
As the digital economy and digital finance keep evolving, there is an increasing need for solid theoretical foundations, innovative approaches,
and comprehensive empirical examinations to guide their development and align regulatory frameworks with the pace of innovation.
This track aims at bringing together research efforts in the domain of the digital economy and digital finance from both academia and industries.
We welcome submissions on the topics but not limited to the following: