期刊名称：FINANCIAL ANALYSTS JOURNAL ISSN： 0015-198X 出版频率： Quarterly 出版社： ROUTLEDGE JOURNALS, TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD, 2-4 PARK SQUARE, MILTON PARK, ABINGDON, ENGLAND, OXON, OX14 4RN   出版社网址： http://www.cfainstitute.org/ 期刊网址： http://www.cfapubs.org/loi/faj 影响因子： 0.981(2015年) 1.548(2014年) 1.077(2013年) 0.952 (2012年) 0.862(2011年) 主题范畴： BUSINESS, FINANCE 期刊简介(About the journal)    投稿须知(Instructions to Authors)    编辑部信息(Editorial Board)    About the journal Mission The goal of the Financial Analysts Journal is to advance the knowledge and understanding of the practice of investment management through the publication of high-quality, practitioner-relevant research. The FAJ should serve as a: Bridge between academic research and practice by seeking academically rigorous papers that have direct relevance to practitioners Forum for presenting practitioner research Forum for the perspectives of leading practitioners, academics, and regulators about our industry Standards Quality The FAJ maintains high standards with regard to the selection and publication of articles. Articles published in the FAJ must accurately represent well-executed and correct research. To help ensure that the FAJ continues to maintain its high standards for article quality, the FAJ uses a double-blind peer review system, in which the names and affiliations of authors are not revealed to reviewers and names and affiliations of reviewers are not revealed to authors. The double-blind review system is designed to produce objective and unbiased peer reviewing. Relevance Research published in the FAJ must be of interest or use to investment practitioners. To meet this goal of publishing practitioner-relevant research, all participants in the publication process must recognize and support the FAJ's primary purpose: to serve the interests of the FAJ's largely practitioner readership. Additionally, the editor is responsible for assuring that the topics of the articles published in the journal generally mirror the professional interests of the global membership of CFA Institute. Readability Articles published in the FAJ should be written in a style that is accessible to the general CFA Institute membership. The statistical and mathematical content of articles should be consistent with the standard training of the general CFA Institute member, whose training can be considered on a par with current statistical and mathematical methods used in the Chartered Financial Analyst?/SUP> curriculum. Instructions to Authors Submit your manuscript online and get submission instructions. The Financial Analysts Journal publishes articles on investment analysis, investment management, and related subjects for a sophisticated readership dominated by the investment-practitioner members of CFA Institute. We seek articles that are practitioner oriented, forward looking, and rigorous. Articles should enhance an analyst's human capital by providing insights and wisdom unavailable from other sources. Writing Guidelines The FAJ publishes two types of articles: research articles and perspectives. Research articles should: Report rigorous research in the field of investment management that is relevant to practicing investment professionals Be designed to help readers keep abreast of new ideas and new developments Be of the high quality suitable for publication in a reputable finance journal Be written in a style that is appropriate for the practitioner audience (rather than the academic audience) Clearly state the implications of the research for practicing analysts Perspectives articles should: Be thought provoking Be opinion pieces rather than traditional research-oriented studies Have little, if any, math and few references Conflicts of Interest For accepted articles, prior to publication, all authors must disclose to the editors any potential conflicts of interest that might bias their work, including all financial support received in connection with the work. If the editors view these disclosures as material to the readers, the disclosures will be published in a note to the article. Depending on the nature of the disclosure, the editors may determine that publishing of the authors' affiliation(s) is sufficient to inform readers of the authors' interests. Read more about the FAJ's conflict-of-interest policies. Ethical and Fairness Standards Authors are responsible for: Submitting complete and accurate information about the research performed Providing proper credit to other sources Securing written permissions for copyrighted material Read more about the FAJ’s ethical and fairness standards. Editorial Process All articles submitted to the Financial Analysts Journal are subject to a double-blind peer review that provides an independent assessment of the article's quality, relevance, and readability. The editor will select articles that meet these objectives. Read more about the FAJ’s mission, editorial roles and responsiblities, and policies. Contact Information Editor Financial Analysts Journal 560 Ray C. Hunt Dr. P.O. Box 3668 Charlottesville, VA 22903 USA Telephone: +1 (434) 951-5442 Fax: +1 (434) 951-5370 E-mail: faj@cfainstitute.org   Editorial Board Editor: Robert D. Arnott Research Affiliates, LLC Associate Editor: Rodney N. Sullivan, CFA CFA Institute   Advisory Council: Keith P. Ambachtsheer Rotman School of Management University of Toronto John C. Bogle The Vanguard Group, Inc. Gary P. Brinson, CFA GP Brinson Investments Charles D. Ellis, CFA New Haven, CT David I. Fisher Capital Group International Inc. William H. Gross, CFA PIMCO Dean LeBaron, CFA Virtualquest Martin L. Leibowitz Morgan Stanley Harry M. Markowitz Harry Markowitz Company Robert C. Merton Harvard University Graduate School of Business Jack L. Treynor Treynor Capital Management, Inc.       Editorial Board: Clifford S. Asness AQR Capital Management, LLC Jean L.P. Brunel, CFA Brunel Associates, LLC Roger G. Clarke Analytic Investors, Inc. Myra R. Drucker Bethel, Connecticut Richard M. Ennis, CFA Ennis Knupp + Associates D. Don Ezra Frank Russell Company Robert Ferguson AnswersToGo, Inc. Martin S. Fridson, CFA FridsonVision LLC FAJ Book Review Editor Campbell R. Harvey Duke University Joanne M. Hill Goldman Sachs & Co. Roger G. Ibbotson Yale School of Management Tony Kao General Motors Investment Management Corporation Robert W. Kopprasch, CFA The Yield Book Inc. Mark P. Kritzman, CFA Windham Capital Management Josef Lakonishok University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Charles M.C. Lee Cornell University Andrew Lo MIT Sloan School of Management Richard O. Michaud New Frontier Advisors John J. Nagorniak, CFA Foxstone Financial Inc. Andr?F. Perold Harvard Business School Gita R. Rao MFS Investment Management Mark Rubinstein University of California at Berkeley Andrew Rudd Advisor Software, Inc. James H. Scott Lone Mountain Investment Management Brian D. Singer, CFA UBS Global Asset Management Rex A. Sinquefield Dimensional Fund Advisors Inc. Meir Statman Santa Clara University Richard H. Thaler University of Chicago Kai Chong Tsui, CFA SIM University Wayne H. Wagner Plexus Group, Inc.     CFA Institute Staff: Jeffrey J. Diermeier, CFA President and CEO Katrina F. Sherrerd, CFA Managing Director, Planning and Professional Development Rodney N. Sullivan, CFA Head, Professional Development Publications Elizabeth Collins Editor Christine E. Kemper Assistant Editor Mary Whalen Publications Assistant Jenine A. Kaznowski Manager, Corporate Sales Kara H. Morris Manager, Publishing Production Lois A. Carrier Production Specialist Karen B. Grunsfeld Cover Design