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Organisers: CEPR, European Central Bank, Review of Finance and Bocconi University (local host). Guest Editors Elena Carletti, Dirk Niepelt, Marcus M. Opp (Sponsoring RoF Editor), Claudio Tebaldi.

Date and Venue: A two-day conference will take place in Milan on September 25–26, 2025.… Read more...

We are pleased to announce that Issue 2 of Volume 29 of the Review of Finance is now available.

1. Is One Share/One Vote Optimal
   by Denis Gromb and Viral Acharya
   
2. Does the level of cash always increase with firm size? Theory and evidence from small firms (Summary here)
   by Ali Kakhbod, A Max Reppen, Tarik Umar, and Hao Xing
   
3. CISS of death: Measuring financial crises in real time (Summary here)
   by Sulkhan Chavleishvili and Manfred Kremer
   
4. Models behaving badly: The limits of data-driven lending (Summary here)
   by Itzhak Ben-David, Mark J.

We are pleased to welcome Olivier Darmouni, James Vickery, Ansgar Walther, and Michael Weber as Associate Editors of the Review of Finance. Their three-year terms will begin on 1 March 2025, and we look forward to their contributions to the journal.… Read more...

As we approach the end of the year, we want to take a moment to thank you for your continued contributions and support. Before the holiday season begins, we would like to share some key dates to help you plan your submissions and communication with the editorial office.… Read more...

We are pleased to announce that Volume 28, Issue 6 of the Review of Finance (November 2024) is now available. Below, you will find a list of the articles included in this issue:

Contents:

1. Optimal Investment and Equilibrium Pricing Under Ambiguity
   by Michail Anthropelos and Paul Schneider
   
2. Cross-Sectional Expected Returns: New Fama–MacBeth Regressions in the Era of Machine Learning (Summary here)
   by Yufeng Han, Ai He, David E Rapach, Guofu Zhou
   
3. The Power of the People: Labor Unions and Corporate Social Responsibility
   by Amanda Heitz, Youan Wang, Zigan Wang
   
4. Move a Little Closer?

Effective 1 October 2024, all accepted papers in the Review of Finance must include alternative text (alt text) for every image or figure. Alt text is essential for making visual elements accessible to readers who may be blind, visually impaired, or using screen readers and other assistive technologies.… Read more...