Aims and Scope

Aims

The journal “Financial advisor” aims to provide a space for high-quality original research articles, reviews and short communications in all areas of finance. We strive to stimulate rigorous theoretical and empirical research and to create an environment that encourages the exchange of ideas among researchers, practitioners and policymakers.

The journal is committed to promoting diversity, inclusiveness and representation of finance studies from all regions of the world. To this end, we particularly invite contributions from underrepresented research communities. This includes, but is not limited to, researchers from developing regions in the Balkans, Eastern Europe, Africa, South America and Asia. We encourage papers from scholars from lower socioeconomic backgrounds and those working on unconventional or neglected topics in finance. Our mission is not only to broaden the reach of our work and published papers, but also to challenge and diversify traditional views in the field of finance.

The editorial team strives to ensure a rapid peer review process with high-quality reviews by leading scholars in the field and works with authors to ensure that papers are published.

In line with our belief in the widespread sharing of knowledge, the journal is open access. This means that all content is freely available to users or institutions without charge. Users may read, download, copy, distribute, print, search, link to, or use the full text of articles for any lawful purpose without prior permission from the publisher or author.

 

Scopes of the journal

The Financial Advisor accepts papers that contribute to the study of the nature of finance. The journal covers, but is not limited to, the following areas:

Corporate Finance: capital structure, corporate governance, mergers and acquisitions, dividend policy, risk management, and other areas of corporate finance.

Investments: asset pricing, portfolio management, behavioral finance, cryptocurrencies, derivatives, and alternative investments.

Financial Markets: research on market microstructure, financial crises, market efficiency, international financial markets, and other related areas.

Financial Institutions and Services: public finance, monetary finance, analysis of banks, insurance companies, credit unions, investment funds, and other institutions.

International Finance: exchange rates, foreign direct investment, international capital markets, and financial management on the international stage.

Financial Economics: the interaction of finance and macroeconomics, such as the role of finance in economic growth and development, financial technology and innovation, entrepreneurial and household finance,

The journal publishes empirical and theoretical research, quantitative and qualitative, and review articles, including theoretical, empirical, computational, and experimental approaches. The journal also accepts interdisciplinary studies that intersect finance with other fields, such as economics, business, management, mathematics, ecology, law, and others.