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Editor-in-Chief:
R. Gençay
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Guide for Authors
 Note to Contributors: Online submission is now available for this journal. To submit your article online, go to:  http://ees.elsevier.com/frl
Challenge
Ross Best Paper Award
Reviewer Acknowledgement
Description
Finance Research Letters aims to be the only letters journal for all areas of finance. Specializing in peer-reviewed letters
published on an accelerated timetable, Finance Research Letters offers an exciting publication outlet for novel and frontier
finance. The journal's high standards and wide dissemination ensure a broad readership among the finance and economics communities.
Finance Research Letters encourages submissions of new research in all finance fields, from asset pricing, investments,
risk management, regulation, and insurance to corporate finance, financial intermediation, financial econometrics, financial forecasting,
and financial engineering. It excludes fields widely considered to be part of economics, such as macro- and microeconomics, economic
theory, economic history, and industrial organization.
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ISSN: 1544-6123
Imprint: ACADEMIC PRESS
Commenced publication 2004
Subscriptions for the year 2009,
Volume 6,
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Audience
The natural audience for Finance Research Letters includes academicians and market professionals in the finance, economics, financial
engineering, risk management, and insurance fields. Institutions such as banks, financial management corporations, governmental agencies,
and university, research, and special libraries are likely subscribers as well.
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