About the Journal

The Indonesian Financial Review (IFR) aims to discuss, explore, and disseminate current issues, research findings, and developments related to financial economics and its interdisciplinary connections. The journal places particular emphasis on financial frictions, financial systems, and financial market dynamics in emerging markets.

IFR's primary thematic orientation is Financial Economics (JEL Classification: G). However, the journal is not limited to research originating exclusively from financial economics. It welcomes interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary studies from accounting, law, political science, economics, management, public policy, and other relevant fields, provided that the research demonstrates a clear and substantive connection to finance, financial institutions, financial markets, corporate finance, financial regulation, or other topics within the journal's scope.

The journal welcomes research on capital markets, financial institutions and services, corporate finance, risk modeling and management, financial market microstructure, Islamic finance, behavioral finance, financial crises, financial accounting and reporting related to financial markets, financial law and regulation, political and geopolitical influences on financial systems, and the governance of financial institutions.

IFR encourages theoretical, empirical, and policy-oriented contributions that advance understanding of financial phenomena from different disciplinary perspectives. Interdisciplinary submissions are particularly welcome when they provide meaningful insights into financial stability, investment decisions, market behavior, financial regulation, institutional governance, or the interaction between political, legal, economic, and financial systems.

All submissions are evaluated according to their originality, scholarly rigor, methodological quality, relevance to the journal's scope, and contribution to the advancement of knowledge and practice.

Journal Ownership and Management

The Indonesian Financial Review (IFR) is published by YPPP AL-AMSI (Yayasan Pendidikan Penelitian dan Pengabdian AL-AMSI).

The journal is managed by its editorial team, led by the Editor-in-Chief and supported by the editors and other editorial personnel listed on the journal's Editorial Team page.

The editorial team is responsible for managing the editorial workflow, including the initial assessment of manuscripts, coordination of peer review, editorial decision-making, and implementation of publication ethics policies and scholarly publishing standards.

Editorial decisions are based on scholarly merit, originality, relevance, methodological quality, and compliance with the journal's editorial policies. IFR seeks to maintain editorial independence and ensure that ownership, financial interests, or other external considerations do not improperly influence editorial decisions.

Information about the Editor-in-Chief, editors, and their institutional affiliations is available on the journal's Editorial Team page.