Financial Markets, Institutions and Risks

Aims & Scope

The Journal promotes the development of regional and world-wide cooperation between academics and professional financial communities, the international dissemination of theoretical and empirical research, as well as the best international and local practices of financial sector development, economic and legal transformations of financial and market infrastructure. The subjects of the Journal’s scope are banking, insurance, stock exchanges, financial services, finance and accounting, taxation, investment etc. Financial transformations are observed for companies, financial intermediaries, global societies, countries, regional and local communities, households. The Journal publishes the fundamental and applied research results, conceptual and empirical articles, analytical thematic studies and critical reviews. The journal is recommended for researchers, businessmen, enterprisers, librarians and members of academic communities. Main topics: The development of international, national and regional financial markets, financial aspects of capital market, stock market, money market, forex market, derivatives market, investment market, market efficiency, insurance market, labor market etc. Behavioral Finance; Financial services, the development of international financial infrastructure, management of state and municipal financial institutions; Financial innovations, Fintech; Sustainable development financing, green finance; Economic and financial analysis; Money and credit systems; Payment Systems; Banking; Insurance; Financial intermediation on financial instruments; Currency transactions, stock exchange; International Financial Organizations and Institutions; Household Finance; Corporate, municipal and public finance; Corporate and Public Governance; Accounting, reporting and auditing; Taxation; Investment activity, Real and financial investments; Financial law, legal aspects of markets and institutions activity; Risks and Risk Management; Financial Management.

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Source: OpenAlex · Each year’s green bar = citations earned by that year’s papers, counted to date — so recent years look lower simply because their papers haven’t had time to be cited yet.

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