The submission deadline has become extended till October 15, 2020.
Greater than a decade following the Global Financial Trouble that rocked the banking industry all over the world, another crisis is threatening to complete much worse. The Worldwide Pandemic brought on by the novel coronavirus Covid-19 has caused significant economic damage and introduced about a lot more significant government and central bank stimulus programs compared to Global Financial Trouble. The economical and health impacts of the crisis happen to be devastating, using the lengthy-run effects not yet been determined.
Unlike the Global Financial Trouble, the Covid-19 crisis wasn’t brought on by problems within the banking industry or capital markets, the impact of the unparalleled group of aggressive government and central bank programs to counter the crisis represents an unparalleled chance to understand the things that work and doesn’t operate in the banking sector.
Due to this unparalleled chance for any quasi-natural experiment, we’re announcing a unique publication of the Journal of Banking and Finance: Not able to Banks throughout the Covid-19 Crisis and Beyond: Government and Central Bank Responses, Threats towards the Global Banking Industry.
We strongly encourage theoretical and empirical research on these problems to achieve a much better knowledge of the impacts and implications from the Covid-19 crisis and also the measures taken to cope with it on Banks and Capital Markets. Also of great interest would be the implications from the crisis on more conventional banking issues for example:
Globalization and anti-globalization trends
- Competition between banks and shadow banks
- FinTech firms and technological change
- Low and negative rates of interest
- Prudential regulation
Bailouts of nonfinancial firms through government and central loans from banks and bond purchases
Quantitative easing
Other critical problems that will shape the way forward for the banking industry all over the world within the a long time.
The deadline for submission of papers was initially on 31st August, 2020, but it’s now extended to October 15, 2020.
This special concern is edited jointly using the Asian Development Bank and also the 33rd Australasian Finance Banking Conference, that will occur in Sydney, Australia on December 15-17, 2020.
The Guest Editors will initially evaluate the papers and choose which of them will go to be reviewed by two anonymous referees each. The Overall Editors from the Journal have oversight within the final group of papers recognized for publication.
Authors from the selected papers will hear the editorial connection between the very first round from the refereeing process in the Journal of Banking and Finance’s Office before the actual date from the Conference on 15 December, 2020, whether or not they also have posted their papers for this conference. You will see a couple of virtual sessions throughout the Conference where the authors will show their papers whether or not they intend to attend the conference. The intention would be to finalize the refereeing process by mid-2021, making this special issue ready for publication soon after that. Papers that require additional time for revision is going to be printed within the regular problems with the JBF. Specific instructions towards the prospective authors might be located on the website from the 33rd Australasian Finance and Banking Conference.
Guest Editors:
- Allen N. Berger, College of Sc
- Asli Demirgüç-Kunt, World Bank
- Fariborz Moshirian, Nsw College
- Anthony Saunders, New You are able to College