The Journal of Financial Economic Policy is devoted to the advancement of the understanding of the entire spectrum of financial policy and control issues and their interactions to economic phenomena. These include, but are not limited to: financial markets stability, corporate and systemic liquidity control, monetary and fiscal policy, banking stability and supervision, public debt policy and management, regulation and law, sovereign risk and management, institutional organisation, and voting. Audience and Readership: Aimed at policy makers, regulators, banking supervisors, bankers, asset managers and academics. Frequency: Quarterly Other information: This publication is an academic journal and  does not accept submissions from PRs.

Written for financial economists. Contains applied papers and case studies. Provides a professional outlet for scholarly studies of actual cases, events or practice. Data illustrates or challenges accepted theory and leads to new insights about the world.

Background and Format: First published in September 2012, The Journal of Financial Market Infrastructures is the first peer-reviewed journal to focus on the newly recognized field of financial market infrastructures (FMI). This is a technical journal. They do not accept press releases but will accept research papers. Audience and Readership: The journal is aimed at professionals in the financial industry. Deadline: Varies depending on edition Time of Publication: March, June, September, December Circulation: This publication does not disclose a circulation figure. Distribution: The journal is only available through subscription. Ad Rates: The journal does not carry advertising. Other Information: Submission Guidelines can be found here. Manuscript submissions here Information on the editorial team can be found here.

Established in 1987 and written for financial planners with moderate to advanced experience in the field. Articles provide technical information and techniques applicable to financial planning. Covers investments, taxes, estate planning, insurance, retirement and other core topics.

Written for members of the Financial Planning Association to enhance the knowledge and understanding of the ever-changing technical and practice management aspects facing financial planning practitioners. Covers the diverse aspects of the financial planning process, from asset management to the needs of the elderly.

Background and Format: The Journal of Financial Regulation and Compliance publishes expert analyses, reviews and case studies, as well as applied research on major developments in financial regulation. International forum for the publication of both peer-reviewed practitioner articles and double-blind refereed academic submissions. Audience and Readership: Aimed at regulators, policy makers and professionals in the financial services industry. Circulation: No figure available Ad Rates: There is no advertising Other Information: CiteScoreTracker 2017: 0.01 (Updated Monthly) This publication is an academic journal and  does not accept submissions from PRs. Author guidelines can be viewed here and manuscript submissions here  

The Journal of Financial Service Professionals is one of the oldest practitioner Journals in the financial services arena. It is a blind peer-reviewed bimonthly publication that seeks to publish original scholarly articles covering all areas of financial services. The Journal’s subscribers are practitioners, academics and policy makers in the financial services industry.

Background and Format: The Journal of Financial Services Marketing covers the latest thinking, techniques and developments on marketing financial services. The Journal is a key bridge between applied academic research and commercial best practice, globally Audience and Readership: Aimed at financial services marketing professionals. Deadline: Deadline varies. They work roughly two months in advance. Time of Publication: Last week of the cover month. Frequency: Quarterly: March, June, September, December. Circulation: Source: Publisher. Supplements and Sections: loyalty plans brand management cross-selling products and services customer relationship management online services customer profiling Distribution: The magazine is available through subscription in both print and digital formats. Ad Rates: Advertising information is available here. Gorkana Alert: Tuesday 23 September 2014 Palgrave Macmillan has moved to London. They publish a variety of journals including the Journal of Public Health Policy, Journal of Banking Regulation and the Journal of Financial Services Marketing. The teams are now based at 4 Crinan Street, London, N1 9XW and can also be reached on +44 (0)20 7833 4000.

Created for all those involved in the provision, development, regulation and study of financial services on an international, national and local level, whether in private practice, or industrial, state, or academic employment. Editorial content includes original research dealing with private and public policy questions arising from the evolution of the financial services sector. Emphasizes the microanalysis of financial services providers, financial services regulation, financial innovation and the management of financial institutions.

Written for fire protection engineers and provides fire protection engineers and other fire protection professionals with authoritative, research-based information on recent advances in this area of engineering. Focuses on performance-based fire codes, fire modeling, test methods and procedures, fire-suppression methods and materials, and fire-safety design.