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Calls for Papers - PublicationsCall for Papers: British Accounting Review Special Issue In recent times, investors, regulators, and other stakeholders have started looking beyond the traditional financial information from corporations for their decision-making. In response, companies have begun providing a range of non-financial information. Despite significant growth in sustainability reporting practices and increasing regulatory focus on these reports, one big concern is “the quality” of the information disclosed in those reports. Large-scale, multi-focused investigations of the reliability and the social utility of the sustainability assurance reports' reliability and social utility remains an under-researched area in the accounting literature. In this special issue, we invite scholars and researchers to provide evidence on the quality of sustainability assurance reporting using a range of research methods and institutional settings. For more information, click here.
Call for Reviewers: Vernon Press Do you enjoy reading books in economics, social science, humanities? Join our community of book reviewers! To join you must be an expert in one of the areas we publish (https://vernonpress.com/) and be prepared to review at least one book every two years. To join please send a brief message expressing interest to: [email protected]. In your message please mention your full name, academic affiliation, area(s) of expertise, and provide either a paragraph-long biographical note and/or a list of publications. For more information, click here. Call for Papers: Journal of Insurance Issues The Journal of Insurance Issues (JII) is a peer‐reviewed scholarly journal that publishes rigorous theoretical and empirical research in the field of risk and insurance. The JII encourages new perspectives and is open to all research methods including, but not limited to, empirical studies, mathematical proofs, laboratory experiments and simulations. All manuscripts, including empirical manuscripts, need to test, extend, and/or develop new theory that is relevant and timely for public policy or practitioners. Each year, one article from JII is selected for the prestigious Donald Hardigree Award. The JII is included in the Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI) - a multidisciplinary citation index covering all areas of the scholarly literature of the sciences, social sciences and arts & humanities. The Journal is also listed in Cabell’s. All issues of the JII are available online through JSTOR. In addition to JSTOR, articles included in the journal are also available in Business Source Complete, ABI/INFORM Global, and RePec, among others. All submissions should be sent to [email protected]. Manuscripts submitted to the JII must not have been published in, or submitted for concurrent review with, another journal. Successful authors will be required to submit the final version of their papers in MSWord form and assign copyrights to the JII’s publisher. For more information about the submission and review process, the JII, and/or its sponsoring associations, see the JII website at www.insuranceissues.org.
Call for Papers: Journal of Investment Consulting Journal of Investment Consulting, published by Investment Management Consultants Association (IMCA), keeps investment management consultants and investment advisors abreast of new research findings in investments and private wealth management. Papers are invited for publishing consideration from academics and qualified practitioners on the following topics: alternative investments, asset allocation, behavioral finance, currency management, extreme value theory and modeling tail risk, impact investing, investment due diligence, manager search and selection, monolithic and flash trading, performance measurement, portfolio construction, regime-switching models, risk management, retirement planning, small-cap investing, stress-testing investment portfolios, and wealth management. Click here to learn more.Awards, Grants, and ScholarshipsDoctoral Student Research Grants provided by the Journal of Investment Consulting The Journal of Investment Consulting provides doctoral research grants on topics that examine recent research in topics relevant to investment consulting and private wealth management. Research proposals are invited from doctoral students on the following topics: alternative investments, asset allocation, currency management, modeling tail risk, investment due diligence, manager search and selection, monolithic and flash trading, performance measurement, portfolio construction, regime-switching models, risk management, retirement planning, small-cap investing, stress-testing investment portfolios, wealth management, and other relevant topics for investment professionals. Click here to learn more. Other Programs and AnnouncementsPhD Program in Banking and Finance The PhD Program in Banking and Finance offered at the University of Limoges in France, aims at training a selected group of students for a career as economists in academic institutions or in research departments of international organizations, financial institutions and governments. Research will be conducted on Financial Intermediation on various possible issues such as Bank Risk and Regulatory Implications (Basel III and IV, Bank Supervision, Financial Stability, Systemic Risk, Liquidity Risk, Capital and Liquidity, Failure Resolution and Total Loss Absorbing Capacities, Macro/Micro Prudential Mix...), Capital Structure, Ownership Structure and Governance in Banking (risk and efficiency implications), Fintech and Banking Market Structure, Lending Behavior and Regional Economic Activity, Islamic Banking with strong econometric and/or theorical background. Other areas in Banking and Finance are also welcome. This year, among other sources of funding, a specific scholarship will be dedicated to a project funded by the Nouvelle-Aquitaine Regional Council on local banking market structure, SMEs financial constraints and the role of bank proximity on the resilience of local markets during the COVID crisis. The selected candidates will be hosted by LAPE Research Center (http://www.unilim.fr/lape/), Director: Pr Amine Tarazi (http://www.unilim.fr/lape/staff/full-time/Amine-Tarazi/), and connected to an international research network. They will follow a three-year program with a specific training delivered by this well-established research center dedicated to banking studies. LAPE Research Center also encourages co-tutorships with other institutions. The Research Training Program in Banking and Finance consists of two modules: • Intermediary module: The aim is to acquire state of the art skills to conduct an empirical research in that area (Training on Writing Research Papers, Handling Datasets and Softwares, Research Seminar Series, etc.). • Advanced module: LAPE PhD Courses in Banking and Finance (http://www.unilim.fr/lape/master-and-phd-programs/master-inbanking-and-finance/ ), Summer School in Banking and Finance, etc. Separate fees can be charged for this program. The teaching staff are research-active scholars in Banking. The PhD program also hosts international visiting professors from European and U.S. universities who are leading experts in their field. This PhD Program in Banking and Finance is fully taught in English. Applicants must provide satisfactory evidence that they have an adequate knowledge and understanding of written and spoken English. Funding Opportunities: The University of Limoges provides financial support for a limited number of students with outstanding records. Master+ in Banking and Finance The Master+ in Banking and Finance is a unique opportunity to follow a standard Master program combined with a specific training delivered by a well-established Research Center LAPE dedicated to banking studies in Université de Limoges in France. (http://www.unilim.fr/lape/). Teaching staff are active scholars in Banking or Financial Risk practitioners. The program also hosts international visiting professors who are leading experts in their field. This Master+ one-year program is fully taught in English. Applicants must provide satisfactory evidence that they have an adequate knowledge and understanding of written and spoken English. A minimum score of 90 on TOEFL IBT and 6.5 on IELTS is highly recommended if the candidate does not hold an English-taught Bachelor degree. Compulsory Modules • Financial Economics • Bank Risk and Regulation • Bank Structure and Competition • Banking and Credit Risk • Banking and Market Risk • Econometrics of Banking and Finance Optional Modules (2 out of 3) • Portfolio Management • Quantitative Finance • Derivatives Compulsory Dissertation and Exposure • Dissertation (15000 words in journal article format) • Research Methodology • Communication and Exposure Compulsory Research Training Program in Banking and Finance (Intermediary module). Students will also follow the Intermediary module of the Research Training Program in Banking and Finance delivered by LAPE research center with the aim of acquiring state of the art skills to conduct an empirical research in that area (Training on Writing Research Papers, HandlingDatasets and Softwares, Research Seminar Series, etc.), Separate fees can be charged for this program.
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