Management: Finance

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The Journal of Management: Finance is dedicated to publishing high-quality, peer-reviewed research that advances the understanding of financial theory, practice, and decision-making in both corporate and institutional contexts. The journal provides a platform for empirical, analytical, and conceptual work that explores the complexities of financial systems, investment strategies, and risk management in a global economic environment.

Research Areas

The journal serves academics, financial professionals, policymakers, and business leaders seeking to enhance financial decision-making and policy development. Submissions that combine theoretical insight with practical application, introduce innovative financial models, or address emerging issues in global finance are especially encouraged.

Corporate finance and capital structure
Financial markets, instruments, and institutions
Investment analysis and portfolio management
Financial risk assessment and management
Banking systems and financial intermediation
Behavioral finance and investor psychology
International finance and foreign exchange markets
Mergers, acquisitions, and corporate restructuring
Asset pricing models and market efficiency
Financial derivatives and quantitative finance
Fintech, digital currencies, and blockchain applications
Financial planning, forecasting, and budgeting
Sustainable finance and ESG investing
Public finance and fiscal management
Financial regulation, ethics, and governance
Capital Structure and Dividend Policy
Working Capital Management
Mergers, Acquisitions and Corporate Restructuring
Equity and Fixed Income Securities Analysis
Portfolio Optimization and Asset Allocation
Market Microstructure and Trading Mechanisms
Bank Performance and Stability Analysis
Credit Risk and Default Modeling
Derivatives Pricing and Hedging Strategies
Foreign Exchange Markets and Exposure
International Investment Strategies
Behavioral Biases in Financial Decision Making
Time Series Analysis and Financial Forecasting
Public Debt, Taxation and Government Expenditure
Financial Regulation, Compliance and Governance
Cryptocurrency Markets and Blockchain Finance
Digital Payments and Financial Innovation
Insurance Risk Modeling and Actuarial Methods
Sustainable Investment and ESG Finance
Quantitative Methods for Financial Risk

The scope includes, but is not limited to

Corporate financial strategy and capital budgeting
Investment theory, portfolio management and performance evaluation
Analysis of financial markets, institutions and instruments
Risk measurement, derivatives and hedging techniques
Banking systems, credit risk and financial stability studies
International finance and exchange rate dynamics
Behavioral influences on financial markets and investor behavior
Financial econometrics, forecasting and quantitative analysis
Public finance, taxation and government financial policies
Fintech innovations including blockchain, digital assets and payments
Asset valuation models and pricing theory
Regulatory frameworks, compliance and financial governance
Insurance risk, actuarial practices and risk pooling
Sustainable finance, ESG investing and green financial products
Empirical research on financial decision-making and outcomes