Finance, Accounting and Business Analysis

Aims & Scope

Finance, Accounting and Business Analysis (FABA) is an international, double-blind peer-reviewed, open access electronic journal established in 2019. The journal provides an open platform for academic debate and exchange of ideas among researchers, practitioners, and policy makers on contemporary issues in finance, accounting, business analysis, and related areas, with a particular emphasis on internationally relevant research connecting European, Asian, and African perspectives. Finance, Accounting and Business Analysis (FABA) aims to publish high-quality, original and unpublished scholarly research in finance, accounting, business analysis, and closely related fields, with a distinctive international orientation and particular attention to studies that connect European, Asian, and African academic and professional perspectives. The journal seeks to provide a platform for theoretically grounded, empirically robust, and practically relevant research that addresses financial, accounting, business, and economic issues across different institutional, regulatory, and market contexts. FABA especially welcomes contributions that offer comparative, cross-country, regional, or internationally relevant insights, including studies focused on emerging markets, transition economies, developing economies, and economies undergoing financial, accounting, regulatory, or institutional transformation. Through this international and applied focus, the journal aims to support evidence-based decision-making, encourage scholarly exchange among researchers and practitioners from different regions, and contribute to the development of knowledge in finance, accounting, business analysis, and related economic fields. Building on the international academic networks and partnerships of the University of National and World Economy, including long-standing cooperation with institutions and scholars from Europe, Asia, and Africa, FABA encourages scholarly contributions that foster cross-regional academic dialogue. Scope and topics FABA welcomes both theoretical and applied studies, including (but not limited to) the following areas: - Financial markets and financial integration - Financial sustainability - Monetary and fiscal policy - Banking and financial intermediation - Corporate finance and financial management - Financial crises, regulation, and supervision - International finance and public finance - Behavioral aspects of finance - Interdisciplinary financial studies - Accounting analysis, financial accounting, and management accounting - Auditing - Business analysis - Economics (where clearly connected to the journal’s aims)

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