征稿期刊

British Accounting Review

期刊级别

SSCI (JCR 2023)

IF 5.5

Q1 (BUSINESS, FINANCE 17/231)

征稿主题

Artificial Intelligence in Accounting and Finance Research and Practice

细分领域

Using AI to detect corporate fraud, scandals, and compliance; this includes AI regulation and policy-making issues underpinning financial technology and its impact in the broader economy and society. How will it help or replace auditors?

Ethical considerations in using AI applications in accounting and finance (including in accounting and finance education)

Using AI in providing financial solutions – portfolio management and investment decision-making; personal finance and financial planning

AI and management and financial accounting practices – how AI helps improve internal corporate decision-making and financial reporting

Improved financial services such as chatbots, robo-advisory services, data mining, data and business analytics, and algorithmic trading in banking and other financial institutions to improve the quality of services and financial inclusion, especially given the availability and development of generative AI

Comparison of methods and techniques, for example, between AI and financial econometrics This includes techniques such as neural networks, support vector machines, and random forests, as utilized in financial forecasting and analysis

Exploiting AI's predictive and analytical powers – from textual analyses to understanding individual decision-making behaviours to predicting major events such as financial collapse

Illustrating AI's beneficial and/or detrimental effects on specific firms and industries. The adoption of AI can potentially increase or decrease competition, with implications for industrial organization and social welfare. Furthermore, misuse of AI in issues such as cyber-theft, cyber-security, and cyber-litigation can result in financial and economic losses and challenges in data governance

重要时间

Submission Deadline: 30 September 2025

原文：https://www.sciencedirect.com/special-issue/317874/artificial-intelligence-in-accounting-and-finance-research-and-practice