Paper submission deadline
Submissions are closed.
Workshop at the 7th ACM International Conference on AI in Finance
in Centralized and Decentralized Finance
A workshop bringing together researchers and practitioners to explore how artificial intelligence is reshaping trading, liquidity, price discovery and market design.
The workshop
Artificial intelligence is reshaping how financial markets are designed, analyzed and operated. New venues, new assets and new forms of automation are opening questions at the frontier of market microstructure.
From centralized exchanges to decentralized protocols, trading, liquidity provision, price formation and information flow remain central challenges. This workshop brings the communities working on these questions into the same room.
Through invited talks, contributed presentations, panels and interactive sessions, we will explore machine learning, reinforcement learning, agent-based modelling and other data-driven methods for modern financial systems.
Research directions
Explore the questions at the intersection of AI, market microstructure and modern financial systems.
Learning, reasoning and acting in complex market environments, from autonomous trading agents to multi-agent simulations.
How intelligent agents provide and consume liquidity, and how AI can improve market making and liquidity provision.
New methods for forecasting, routing, execution and understanding information flow in automated markets.
AMMs, order books, MEV, decentralized protocols, tokenized assets and the structure of on-chain markets.
Robustness, surveillance, governance and the operational and regulatory challenges of AI in finance.
Call for papers
Submissions are closed.
Notification date.
The workshop takes place in conjunction with ICAIF 2026.
Workshop programme
The programme is in preparation. Session details and contributed presentations will be announced soon.
Talks by Anastasia Borovykh and Charles-Albert Lehalle. Titles and timing will be announced.
Accepted contributions and presentation details will be added to the programme.
An interactive discussion on current research challenges in AI and market microstructure.
Community
Call for papers
The submission deadline was 12 October 2026. Thank you to everyone who submitted a paper. Accepted contributions will be included in the programme.