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Financial Research Review

Financial Research Review (FRR) aims to advance high-quality scholarship in the broad and evolving fields of finance and financial economics.

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Publication frequency
Semi-Annually
Editor-in-Chief
Mohammed Mizanur Rahman, UCSI University, Malaysia.
Contact
admin@spiderpublishing.com

Aims and scope

Financial Research Review (FRR) aims to advance high-quality scholarship in the broad and evolving fields of finance and financial economics. The journal seeks to provide a rigorous academic platform for the dissemination of innovative theoretical, empirical, and policy-oriented research that enhances understanding of financial systems, institutions, and markets in both developed and emerging economies. FRR encourages research that contributes to the development of financial theory, informs evidence-based policymaking, and offers practical insights for financial institutions, regulators, investors, and corporate decision-makers.
The journal promotes interdisciplinary dialogue by integrating perspectives from finance, economics, accounting, management, public policy, and data science. By fostering collaboration between academia and industry, FRR aspires to bridge the gap between financial research and real-world financial practices. The journal particularly welcomes studies addressing contemporary challenges such as financial stability, digital transformation in finance, sustainable finance, financial inclusion, and the evolving role of financial institutions in global economic development.
Through the publication of high-impact research and critical reviews, FRR aims to contribute to the advancement of financial knowledge, support responsible financial innovation, and encourage informed decision-making in an increasingly complex and interconnected global financial environment.
Financial Research Review publishes original research articles, review papers, conceptual studies, policy analyses, and short research notes that explore emerging issues and contemporary debates in finance and related disciplines. The journal welcomes contributions employing diverse theoretical perspectives, quantitative and qualitative methodologies, and interdisciplinary approaches.

Open access policy

This journal follows gold open acces. No fees/APC will be charged for articles, and no surcharges will apply for the length of an article, for illustrations and figures (including color figures), and for supplementary data unless noted otherwise.

Published articles

Articles will appear here when they are added and published through the admin portal.