Championing Diversity in Finance Academia
March 21, 2025 - 15:41
Since its inception in 2013, the International Journal of Bond and Derivatives (IJBD), founded by Associate Professor Moustafa Abu El Fadl, Ph.D., MBA, CFA, has carved out a unique space in the realm of academic publishing. The journal is dedicated to promoting research in finance, particularly in the areas of bonds and derivatives, while also emphasizing the importance of diversity among its contributors.
Under Abu El Fadl's leadership, the IJBD has actively sought to support scholars from varied backgrounds, ensuring that a wide range of perspectives is represented in financial research. This commitment to inclusivity not only enriches the academic discourse but also encourages emerging voices in the field.
The journal has become a vital platform for new researchers, providing them with opportunities to publish their work and share their insights with a global audience. By fostering diversity in finance, the IJBD is helping to shape the future of the discipline and inspire the next generation of scholars.
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