CALL FOR PAPERS
JOURNAL OF BUSINESS FINANCE AND ACCOUNTING
CAPITAL MARKETS CONFERENCE
May 26-28, 2010
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill, USA
The JBFA Capital Markets Conference 2010 will be held at
the University of North Carolina.
The conference will focus on capital markets research in
the interrelated areas of corporate accounting, finance and
governance. In addition to conventional original research
contributions, the editors also wish to encourage the
submission of papers that focus on evaluating research
methods in these areas and contribute to the development of
new modeling techniques.
TOPICS:
Original research contributions could address a wide
variety of research questions including, but not restricted
to, the following areas:
- Economic theories of accounting and accounting-based
valuation models
- Determinants and capital market consequences of earnings
quality and earnings management
- Corporate financial communication beyond financial
statements
- Corporate governance, ownership and control, and
management incentives theory and evidence
- Corporate financial decision-making (e.g. capital
structure, dividend policy and investment appraisal)
- Asset pricing: Theory and evidence
- Investment analysis, earnings forecasts, and valuation
practices
- Portfolio management,and portfolio performance
evaluation
PAPER SUBMISSION PROCEDURE:
Original papers to be considered for the conference should
be submitted strictly no later than Friday 11th December
2009, and preferably earlier. Submissions to the conference
will be treated as submissions to the Journal of Business
Finance and Accounting, and should not be under review with
any other journal. All papers will be refereed and
decisions on accepted papers will be notified to authors in
mid-March 2010. Subject to satisfactory revision, accepted
conference papers will be published in a Special Issue of
JBFA in 2011. Accommodation for the Wednesday and Thursday
nights will be provided by JBFA for one author of each
selected paper (with the possibility of more than one co-
author being invited subject to room availability).
Conference participants will be responsible for making
their own travel arrangements.
Competition for places at the conference is normally high.
In the interest of a balanced conference program, some
papers may be accepted, subject to revision, for later
publication in JBFA, but not for presentation at the
conference.
Manuscripts should be submitted via the JBFA electronic
editorial office at:
http://services.bepress.com/jbfa
A submission fee of $165 is required, payable by credit
card. Please indicate that the paper is a conference
submission by selecting the appropriate option during the
submission process. For general information concerning
JBFA, including the Editorial Board, please visit:
http://www.wiley.com/bw/journal.asp?ref=0306-686X
The editors are grateful to KPMG for their continued
sponsorship of this event.
Posted 9/29/09