Author Guidelines

The editors at Financial Internet Quarterly only accept manuscripts in English. Articles should not exceed 8,000 words, including tables, figure captions, and references. Articles should be prepared using the format supplied (Sample_paper). We also require that citations and bibliographies are done according to the standards defined by the American Psychological Association (download citation style). Articles submitted without adhering to these rules will be returned for correction.

With regard to the nature of the double-blind peer review process, manuscripts should be submitted in one version, with all identifying data removed.

The abstract should include: an indication of the topic of the article; the research questions discussed in the article; methods and tools used to answer the research questions; results of the analyses; conclusions as to the obtained results and for whom they are or may be important.

All charts used in manuscripts should be submitted in separate files (save as PNG or JPG), in editable form.

This Journal does not charge Article Processing Charges (APC). Authors who are planning to submit a manuscript are asked to register an account which is part of the electronic system of recruitment and reviewing articles.

All manuscripts initially accepted by the section editor are double-blind peer review retaining the anonymity of the author and reviewer.

The author bears sole responsibility for the views presented in a manuscript.

Authors must provide full disclosure of all sources of research funding and any institutional support or contributions relevant to the submitted work. This information should be clearly stated in the Acknowledgments section.

For collective manuscripts, authors are additionally required to provide detailed information regarding the individual contributions of each listed author at the time of submission. This requirement is intended to prevent practices such as 'ghostwriting' and 'guest authorship.'