The International Review of Applied Financial Issues and Economics a quaterly review welcomes original contributions on applied issues in finance and economics. The primary criteria for selecting papers are high quality and importance for the field. Works that make a concrete contribution to empirical finance and economics or applied theory are especially encouraged for publication consideration. Also, the review welcomes contributions that deal with international issues or issues related to specific countries.

The International Review of Applied Financial Issues and Economics is a source for sophisticated analysis, especially theoretical papers that yield novel testable implications, and empirical papers that are theoretically well motivated.

Papers submitted on the International Review of Applied Financial Issues and Economics have rigorous double-blind peer review, based on initial Editors screening and anonymized refereeing by two anonymous referees.
The review is published quarterly, in March, June, September and December and covers a wide variety of topics including:

Finance
International Finance
Macroeconomic Aspects of Finance
General Financial Markets
Financial Institutions
Behavioral Finance
Asset Pricing
Financial Management
Options and Futures
Market Microstructure
Taxation, Subsidies and Revenue
Corporate Finance and Governance
Money and Banking
Markets and Institutions of Emerging Markets
Financial Economics
Applied Financial Econometrics
Financial Risk Analysis
Risk Management
Risk Hedging Techniques
Portfolio Management