Editorial Board Responsibility
Members of the Editorial Board are responsible for ensuring that the peer review process is fair and timely. The selection of articles must be based on scientific quality, content relevance, and alignment with the research scope of the Journal of Financial and Marketing Research.

Selection of Reviewers
Editorial Board members should select peer reviewers with expertise relevant to the research topic of the submitted article. They must also consider all potential conflicts of interest involving the reviewers to ensure fairness and impartiality.

Articles are generally reviewed by at least two independent reviewers. If necessary, the Editorial Board may invite a third reviewer. Board members must adhere to the journal's policies and regulations on peer review and follow established procedures to select the most appropriate reviewers while avoiding unsuitable candidates.

Transparency and Process Handling
Editorial Board members must ensure transparency in their operations and strictly follow procedural guidelines.

Confidentiality
The Editorial Board must protect the confidentiality of all submissions to the Journal of Financial and Marketing Research and all communications with reviewers.

Disclosure of Conflicts of Interest
Editorial Board members must comply with the journal's policies regarding the disclosure of conflicts of interest between authors and reviewers.

Editorial Board members must not participate in decisions regarding the selection of reviewers, peer reviews, or approvals of their own articles. Peer review for such cases should be handled independently of the Editorial Board member involved, including any collaborators. A clear policy on publication ethics must be in place to address such situations.