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Call for Papers - Developments in cash and liquidity management
Call for Papers - Developments in cash and liquidity management
A Special Issue of Journal of Payments Strategy & Systems:
Submission deadline: To be confirmed
Submission Guidelines:
The deadline for the submission of articles to this special issue is to be confirmed
The following types of papers will be considered for publication:
Practice articles: Thought leadership pieces, regulatory updates, briefings, and other contributions on consumer to merchant payments developments written by practitioners. Articles should be 2,000 to 5,000 words in length.
Research papers: Contributions which explore new models, theories and research on consumer to merchant payments developments. The principal management implications of the submission should be included. Articles should be a maximum 6,000 words in length.
Author guidelines, sample articles and other relevant information about the journal can be found here.
Authors are advised to send in proposals for papers as soon as possible.
Questions and proposals for papers should be directed to the Editor, Gerard Hartsink, at gerard.hartsink@identifierstandards.org and Julie Kerry, the Publisher, at julie@hspublications.co.uk.
About the Journal
Journal of Payments Strategy & Systems publishes peer-reviewed articles and case studies analysing best practice, regulation, emerging issues and new thinking for the payments industry. It examines major issues facing the corporate, wholesale and retail payments industry from a business, risk and operational perspective. As a peer-reviewed professional publication, the Journal is read by senior payments executives based at banks, credit card issuers, regulators, other financial institutions, service providers, vendors, consultants and treasurers. Typically readers are departmental heads, VPs, SVPs, EVPs, Directors and Senior Managers in payments, product management, payments operations, transaction banking and cash management.