Risk Governance and Control: financial markets and institutions (ISSN: 2077-429X)

Description

The major aim of the journal is the publishing of the papers in the field of risk governance and control with a major, but not a sole focus on financial markets and institutions issues with prior securing the high standard of quality of the papers through managing the peer and blind reviewing of the papers and further dissemination of research results to make it beneficial both for the reading audience and the reputation of the authors of the papers.
Key-topics of the journal
Risk governance and control in the private and public sectors;
Finance, financial pricing, financial management;
Economics of employee benefits, pension plans;
Insurance and insurance regulation;
Asymmetric information, moral hazard, and adverse selection;
Econometric, actuarial, and statistical methodology;
Stock market development and risks;
Currency market development and risks;
Market for banks development and risks;
Financial management and innovations;
Risk capital allocation and risk budgeting;
Impact of risk measurement on portfolio allocation;
Theoretical development of alternative risk measures;
Hedging (linear and non-linear) under alternative risk measures;
Credit risk and its valuation;
Business risks;
Financial markets
Frequency of publishing
The journal is published quarterly.
Reading audience of the journal
The journal is aimed at researchers, lecturers, students pursuing a research in the field of risk governance and control.
Journal's Open Access statement
Risk Governance and Control journal adheres to the BOAI definition of open access: that users have the right to "read, download, copy, distribute, print, search, or link to the full texts of these articles".
We've uploaded in OA some issues of the journal in previous years, but starting with November 2017 the journal became completely open access. In this way we address respect to our network and provide an opportunity to our authors to publish their papers in OA.
Acceptance rate and turnaround time
Acceptance rate is the ratio of the number of articles submitted to the number of articles published. The acceptance rate for articles submitted in 2016 is 31 percent.
‘Turnaround time' is defined as the date from when a manuscript was first received by the journal to the date the author of the manuscript was provided with a first decision. Turnaround time for articles submitted in 2016 is 51 days.