Accounting and Finance Review an International peer-reviewed journal, is dedicated to advancing academic research by publishing original scholarly manuscripts concerning issues relevant to accounting and finance in various contexts. The journal provides a worldwide forum for disseminating original scholarly research, which will elaborate on the contemporary issues in the discipline and contribute to addressing these challenges that will be practiced in institutions and corporations globally.

Accounting and Finance Review also encourages a profound view of the origins and development of accounting and finance, emphasizing its functions in an increasingly interdependent global economy. It embraces a range of methodological approaches, such as analytical, archival, experimental, survey, and qualitative case methods, that are applied to solving emergent problems and accounting and finance issues. It aims to serve as a bridge between the theoretical and practical aspects of these fields.

The major goals of the journal are:

• Adopting major concepts of accounting & finance research in developing& developed countries;
• Facilitating improvement of accounting & finance reforms in Asia and Europe
• Developing and highlighting the contemporary issues of accounting & finance research in developing countries;
• Promoting trans-disciplinary research including the ones addressing the issues in the areas ranging from education through accounting & finance, and drawing on these each other's discipline.

Key-areas of the Journal:

Accounting

• Financial accounting
• Management accounting
• Corporate Governance
• Board Composition
• Financial Reporting Quality
• Intellectual Capital Accounting
• Islamic Accounting
• Corporate Social Responsibility in Governance
• Financial Reporting and Accounting Standards
• Taxation policy and outcomes
• Accounting and e-business
• Alternative reporting formats
• Integrated reporting
• Forensic Accounting
• Accounting Education
• Earning Management
• Non-financial performance measurement and reporting
• Behavioural financial and accounting research
• Education, training, and the role of professional accounting bodies
• Accounting and accountability issues in the public sector, NGOs, multinational corporations
• The impact of culture, ethnicity, and history on accounting
• The role of accounting in socio-economic development and poverty reduction
• Theoretical approaches to accounting.

Finance

• Financial innovations
• Financial literacy
• International Finance
• Behavioral corporate finance Stock Market
• Corporate Finance
• Trading strategies in financial/derivative markets
• Anomalies in financial markets
• Mutual and hedge funds
• Financial Management
• Financial Decision Making
• Pricing financial services Segmenting financial services customers
• Wealth management
• Regulations affecting financial services marketing
• Segmenting financial services customers
• Risk measurement and asset pricing

Accounting and Finance Review has an editorial board comprising well-known scholars and experts from leading universities and business schools. Its goal is to bring the highest-quality research to the widest possible audience. The participation of renowned experts in the editorial board guarantees the successful formation of the publication's transnational spirit, contributing to the development of accounting and finance research on an international scale.

Accounting and Finance Review is a quarterly (March, June, September, and December) periodical that considers the publication of original articles within its scope. The journal is published in English and is open to authors worldwide, regardless of nationality. This makes it possible to introduce the latest findings to the public. AFR accepts submissions of three main types: original articles, reviews, and proposals for special issues. The editorial board will pursue a transparent policy about their readers. The editorial board will welcome any proposals concerning the journal's development.