Nine volumes of finance research, open to everyone, permanently.
Expert Journal of Finance published double-blind peer-reviewed articles on financial and banking topics between 2013 and 2021. The journal is no longer accepting submissions, but every article stays free to read, cite and reuse.
What remains true of every article we published
Closing to submissions changes nothing about the articles already published here.
Open access
Every article stays under its CC BY licence, free to read and reuse with attribution.
Read the licence → 02You keep your copyright
Authors retained unrestricted copyright and publishing rights over everything they published with us.
See copyright terms → 03Abstracting & indexing
Article metadata remains with RePEc, EconPapers, BASE, EZB and ProQuest Summon.
See all services → 04A permanent link
Each article keeps its stable link, so citations made years ago still resolve today.
How stable links work → 05Digital archiving
The full run is preserved in the Expert Journals Repository, article by article.
Read the policy → 06Self-archiving
Our deposit policy stays registered in the Sherpa/RoMEO directory, so repositories know the rules.
Check the policy →Go straight to what you came for
Volume 9 closed the run in 2021
The last issue appeared in December 2021. Every volume before it remains online in full — free, no account, no paywall.
How these articles were reviewed
The process every article in this archive went through before publication.
Screening
Every submission was checked for plagiarism, then assessed by an editor against the journal's scope.
Double-blind review
Reviewer and author identities stayed anonymous to each other throughout the assessment.
Open access publication
Accepted articles appeared under CC BY with a stable link and a permanent place in the repository.
Indexing
Metadata went to RePEc, EconPapers, BASE, EZB and ProQuest Summon, where it remains.