International Journal of Managerial Finance
Rethinking International Finance
Guest Editor Usha R. Mittoo
Special Issue of the International Journal of Managerial Finance
The recent financial crisis has highlighted the need to reconsider the interrelationship of global financial markets and how lessons that are learned from one market can be applied in other markets. This special issue is devoted to re-examining issues within these markets that have implications for how they will operate in the future and their impact on financial management decision making.
Topics:
Potential topics of particular interest include those linked to the financial crisis and/or re-examination of financial issues in the post-crisis business environment. We welcome submissions on any topic in international finance related to the overall theme but preference will be given to the papers that highlight implications for academics, business managers or policy makers. We encourage studies with innovative approaches that examine these issues in different market settings.
Topics of interest to this special issue include but are not limited to:
- Identifying changes due to the financial crises in international financial markets, cross-country regulation, banking systems, or foreign exchange markets.
- Understanding corporate finance decisions relating to changes in capital structure, investment, corporate governance, executive compensation, and payout policy in the wake of the global crisis.
- The impact of liquidity crisis on global markets, credit risk, risk management, and corporate financing and investment decisions.
- The effects of crisis across developed and emerging economies and lessons learned.
- The role of accounting standards and practises, rating agencies, market regulation, and corporate governance in the GFC.
- The call/need for a new international financial architecture.
- Re-examining the role of hedge funds, private equity and other entities in quasi-regulated businesses.
- Relevance of the traditional risk and asset pricing models, Efficient Market Hypothesis, market anomalies, and behavioural finance in the post-GFC era.
Further Information:
Deadline for submissions: March 29, 2010
The deadline for submissions coincides with the submission deadline for the Northern Finance Association Meetings
(NFA) to be held in Winnipeg, Canada, September 24-26, 2010. A special session related to the Rethinking International Finance theme will be organized at the NFA conference and IJMF will present a best paper award for those submitted for the NFA conference. However, submissions may be made for both NFA conference and IJMF special issue or only for IJMF special issue.
For any further queries please contact:
umittoo@cc.umanitoba.ca
Paper Submission Procedure:
Please submit via IJMF ScholarOne Manuscripts:
http://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/ijmf
For author submission guidelines and full editorial team details, please go to:
http://www.emeraldinsight.com/ijmf.htm
