The term "financial review" can refer to several things depending on the context:
- The Financial Review journal is a scholarly publication of the Eastern Finance Association that publishes original empirical, theoretical, and methodological research focusing on financial economics topics such as asset pricing, banking, corporate finance, and risk management. It provides new insights into important issues in the field of finance and economics and has a notable impact factor and acceptance rate.
- The Policy Research Institute issues a Financial Review research journal featuring theoretical and empirical analyses of fiscal and economic issues, highly regarded for its quality and diversified content.
- The Australian Financial Review (AFR) is a prominent Australian newspaper and media group focused on business, finance, politics, and economic affairs. It features a range of sections including world business, companies and markets, legal affairs, property, and leisure, and it publishes magazines targeting business leaders and luxury markets. The AFR also publishes an annual Financial Review Rich List ranking the wealthiest Australians.
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