FSR March 2026 Release
Financial Services Review: March Release and Journal Developments
Read more about FSR March 2026 ReleaseFinancial Services Review (FSR) is the official publication of the Academy of Financial Services. FSR is a double-blind review Diamond Open Access Journal, which means there are no fees or restrictions for access to or submission of research, and no Article Processing Fees if published.
As a Diamond Open Access journal, all FSR content is freely available without charge to users and their institutions. Users are allowed to read, download, copy, distribute, print, search, or link to the full texts of the articles, or use them for any other lawful purpose, without asking prior permission from the publisher or the author. This is in accordance with the BOAI definition of open access.
The purpose of this double-blind, peer-reviewed academic journal is to encourage research that examines the impact of financial issues on individuals and households. In contrast to the many corporate or institutional finance journals, this journal focuses on individual financial management. The Journal's acceptance rate is approximately 21%.
Financial Services Review, as an open-access, peer-reviewed academic journal, is indexed by a number of organizations, including:
Financial Services Review: March Release and Journal Developments
Read More Read more about FSR March 2026 ReleaseAFS Mission Statement
Financial Services Review is published by the Academy of Financial Services (AFS). The organization's mission is to empower all individuals, academics, students, and professionals in the field of financial planning with peer-reviewed research to make evidence-based financial decisions. We share tools and knowledge between academics to create more effective academic programs and better students. Our mission is directed at all individuals globally, and as such diversity, equity and inclusion are fundamental to our values and operations and will be reflected in the composition of our AFS Board, the editorial board for our journal, and our membership.
AFS Objectives
The primary objectives and purposes of this organization are:
2026 OFFICERS:PresidentDr. Michelle Cull Western Sydney University
Executive VP-Program Dr. Wookjae Heo Purdue University
Dr. Mustafa Nourallah Mid Sweden University VP-Finance Dr. Thanh Ngo East Carolina University Chair, Australia-New Zealand Chapter Dr. Elisabeth Sinnewe Queensland University of Technology Immediate Past President Shawn Brayman Financial Planning Research Consultant
The Board of Directors of AFS would like to acknowledge the many years of service of Stuart Michelson, Stetson University as the editor of Financial Services Review and a valued Board member of AFS. Stuart passed away unexpectedly in March 2022. An Endowed Scholarship Fund was established at Stetson in his memory.
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2026-2026 DIRECTORS:Dr. Norah Feng Massey University Dr. Aaron Gilbert Auckland University of Technology Dr. Thomas Korankye University of Arizona Dr. Eun Jin Kwak University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Dr. Abed Rabbani University of Missouri Dr. Tom Warschauer San Diego State University |