The Review of Business Finance and Accounting Research (RBFAR) is a distinguished scholarly journal dedicated to advancing business finance and accounting knowledge. Rigorous peer-review processes ensure the publication of high-quality research that addresses critical challenges and opportunities in global business and finance. RBFAR welcomes contributions from scholars, researchers, and industry professionals, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration and innovation. Join us in exploring the forefront of business finance and accounting research within the pages of RBFAR.

Vol. 3 No. 1 (2025): RBFAR

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Review of Business Finance and Accounting Research (RBFAR) is a distinguished, peer-reviewed journal committed to fostering the engagement of both academicians and practitioners. All submissions undergo a rigorous double-blind refereeing process to ensure the highest standard of scholarly integrity. With a focus on both theoretical and empirical research, spanning the full spectrum of business management, the journal is published semi-annually.

 

RBFAR actively seeks to embrace evidence-based empirical studies, as well as results-focused case studies that not only contribute to product development but also shed light on best practices within the industry. By adopting an interdisciplinary approach, the journal aims to offer a comprehensive view of business, finance, and accounting.

 

Operated under Research Rise Ltd, RBFAR is dedicated to upholding the highest standards of ethical research excellence while advancing the frontiers of knowledge within the realms of business, finance, and accounting, along with related fields. The journal's perspective is firmly grounded in rigorous business, finance, and accounting research."

 

Aims and Scope

Mission Statement: This journal seeks to publish high-quality, peer-reviewed research articles that advance the understanding of business, finance and accounting.

Scope of Research: The journal welcomes both theoretical and empirical research relating to business, finance and accounting including, but not limited to, financial management, corporate finance, behavioral finance, social finance, accounting standards, financial reporting, auditing, tax accounting, public sector finance, investment theory, risk management, and international finance.