Review of Behavioral Finance covers not only theoretical and empirical approaches to financial decision making, but also the way the behavioral attributes of the decision makers influence the financial structure of a company, investors’ portfolio, and the functioning of financial markets
Aims and scope
Review of Behavioral Finance (RBF) welcomes high-quality empirical, experimental and theoretical research articles from the finance field as well as finance applications from psychology, sociology and decision sciences disciplines and is open to a wide spectrum of methodologies including those from finance, market accounting, economics, psychology, sociology and maths.

The journal’s coverage includes but is not limited to:

Investment behaviour of individual and institutional investors
Financial decision processes of listed or unlisted firms
Risk measurement and asset pricing
Trading strategies in financial (spot/derivative) markets
The behaviour of financial markets
Behavioral corporate finance
Behavioral issues relating to market accounting
Mutual and hedge funds
Influence of financial regulation on behavior
Behavioral approaches to household financial decision-making