" This academic, scientific and peer-reviewed journal operates thanks to the commitment of the editors, responsible for the publication, and an editorial committee composed of teacher-researchers and researchers renowned for their expertise. The editors of the journal also call upon a large pool of international experts beyond the framework of the Association for the evaluation procedure. The opinions and theories expressed in the published articles are, of course, those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the opinions and positions of the Association.
The scientific field of the journal includes all aspects of finance: management such as financial modeling or econometrics, finance of national and international markets, corporate finance and financial institutions. The articles sought have a strong scientific character: a modeling of the phenomenon studied or a theoretical analysis of the decision is therefore proposed and the model is possibly subjected to the empirical tests most likely to invalidate it. In the case of a purely theoretical article, the model must be relevant, rigorous and original. In the case of a more empirical article, the statistical and/or econometric methods must be implemented with rigor and relevance. Finance also accepts literature reviews provided that the subject is treated in depth, that the presentation is marked by great clarity and that it constitutes a synthesis of different analyses whose usefulness is undeniable for a demanding reader.
Articles submitted to the journal are evaluated blindly, that is, submitted anonymously to the evaluation of two anonymous referees. Typically, one of the referees is French while the other is foreign. The editors, responsible for the publication, transmit the anonymous evaluations to the author(s) and communicate their decision to publish, revise or reject. The decision to reject is final. The revision constitutes an invitation to resubmit. Acceptance "subject to modification" makes publication conditional on taking into account the listed modifications (often minor). Unconditional acceptance, rather rare in the first instance, constitutes the logical conclusion of a successful submission procedure .
GODLEWSKI Christophe (LaRGE Research Center)
Editor in chief
Full Professor of Corporate Finance & Banking
University of Strasbourg & EM Strasbourg
godlewski@unistra.fr
AKTAS Nihat (Otto Beisheim School of Management)
Co-editor in chief
LEPETIT Laetitia (University of Limoges)
Co-editor in chief
MIGNON Valérie (Paris Nanterre University)
Co-editor in chief
