Econometric Research in Finance

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About the Journal ERFIN journal ISSN: 2451-2370 ( online ), 2451-1935 ( print ). List of Journals, Polish Ministry of Education and Science , pos. 32454, Econometric Research in Finance , ISSN 2451-1935, 20 points , scientific field: economics and finance (Annex to the communication of the Minister of Education and Science of December 1, 2021). Aims and Scope The goal of Econometric Research in Finance (ERFIN journal) is to promote modern quantitative methods and their applications. The journal publishes leading empirical research studies in finance and economics. The main subjects covered by the journal are: - financial econometrics and its applications; - modeling and forecasting asset prices and returns; - portfolio management and trading; - market microstructure; - behavioral finance; - financial stability, crises and risk; - studies in corporate finance; - accounting, financial reporting and regulations; - linkages between financial institutions, markets, and the real economy. ERFIN Journal offers the following : - a fair, detailed, and efficient double-blind review; - a cost-free submission and publication process; - a prompt worldwide dissemination process of published articles; - indexing of published articles in scientific databases. We do not charge any article submission nor publication fees. All articles must be written in English. Review Policy The journal applies a double-blind review in which the reviewers do not know the identity of the authors and vice versa. Plagiarism Policy To provide its readers with a thorough and exceptional economic research, ERFIN journal has a strict anti-plagiarism policy. The Editors verify all submitted articles and will immediately reject papers leading to plagiarism or even self-plagiarism. The author in question will be blacklisted and debarred from submitting an article for 5 years. The head of the institution concerned will be notified. Indexing and Archiving Policies ERFIN journal is indexed by: Baidu Scholar BazEk

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