期刊名称：JOURNAL OF DERIVATIVES
 期刊简介(About the journal)
投稿须知(Instructions to Authors)
编辑部信息(Editorial Board)
About the journal
The Journal of Derivatives is the leading analytical journal on derivatives theories, providing detailed information on how they are used in practice. It brings you articles on the latest valuation and hedging models for derivative instruments and securities, as well as new tools and models for financial risk management.
Instructions to Authors
The Journal of Derivatives publishes articles in the general area of contingent claims theory and practice. This includes topics specifically related to derivative instruments and markets, and also a broad range of related areas, such as risk management and models of asset price processes. The goal is for JOD to be at the interface between practitioners and academics, and between theory and practice, in the area of derivative securities and markets. Articles should be on topics of interest to a broad audience of sophisticated practitioners and academics, and written in a clear and accessible style.
Strict academic standards for the consistency and correctness of theoretical reasoning and empirical analysis apply. A relatively high level of mathematical analysis is acceptable derivatives are inherently mathematical but only what is necessary and appropriate to the material. The math should be expressed in as clear and simple a form as possible, and separable to the maximum extent possible from the logical flow of the discussion, so that articles can be understood by the more casual reader who does not wish to follow the math step by step.
Submissions are encouraged in the areas of:
Valuation and risk assessment models for derivative instruments and securities with derivative features.
Theory and practice of trading in any exchange-traded or OTC derivative product.
Risk management applications of derivatives, and of contingent claims theory.
Empirical studies of behavior of prices and markets for derivatives and for underlying assets.
Regulatory issues (from an economic as opposed to a purely legal perspective).
Application of derivatives concepts to other areas, such as insurance, corporate finance, and banking.
All submitted manuscripts must be original work that hasn't been submitted for inclusion in another form such as another journal, magazine, website or book chapter. Authors are restricted from submitting their manuscripts elsewhere until an editorial decision on their work has been made.
1. Submitting a manuscript: Manuscripts can be submitted in hard copy or electronically.
Hard copy: Send 3 copies to
Stephen Figlewski, Editor
The Journal of Derivatives
NYU Stern School of Business
44 West 4th Street, Suite 9-160
New York, NY 10012-1126
Electronic submission: Send a file(s) by email to JOD@stern.nyu.edu. It must be possible for us to print the manuscript exactly, including all Greek letters and mathematical symbols. Acceptable file types currently include Microsoft Word and Adobe Acrobat. All fonts should be embedded in the pdf file, but the use of non-standard fonts should be avoided. Upon article acceptance, for those working with .tek or LaTeX files: native .tex files as well as pdf files of the articles must be submitted. Please also include a Word file which contains the text of the article.
2. Peer-review: All submitted manuscripts are peer-reviewed. Refereeing of papers is done by the Editor and Co-Editors, members of the Editorial Board, and outside referees. Our goal is to help our readers get the most out of an author's research. Virtually every paper that is published will be revised once. A few may require two revisions, but a paper that is not ready for publication after two rounds will be rejected.
3. Formatting: We are not concerned with formatting details at the initial review stage. The important thing is that a reviewer must be able to read and evaluate the manuscript easily. Very small fonts and diagrams, and nonstandard notation are to be avoided.
4. Turnaround time: We try for reasonable turnaround on initial submissions, but response may not be as fast as at some other finance journals. Rather than asking referees to meet a tight deadline, we appreciate that they perform an important service, for no tangible compensation, and give them the time they need, within reason, to do a careful review. Authors are asked to be patient, within reason, during the process. Typically, once a paper is accepted, it is published almost immediately.
5. Acceptance rate: In recent years, the acceptance rate has been around 20%.
Submission of Final Manuscript
Papers accepted for publication must be formatted to facilitate the copy editing and production process. A complete style sheet will be provided automatically to authors when their papers are accepted. It can also be viewed online and downloaded from the JOD website: http://www.iijod.com
Instructions to Authors
instructions for authors.pdf
Editorial Board
Editor:
Stephen Figlewski
The Journal of Derivatives
NYU Stern School of Business
44 West 4th Street, Suite 9-160
New York, NY 10012-1126
Tel: +1 (212) 998 0712
Fax: +1 (212) 995 4220
sfiglews@stern.nyu.edu
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