Journal Information
Editor-in-Chief: Brian Bruce
ISSN: 1068-0896
E-ISSN: 2168-8613
Frequency: Quarterly
Content available from Vol 1 Issue 1 (1992)
AUDIENCE
Senior corporate executives, treasurers, plan sponsors, portfolio managers, institutional investors, consultants, academics, and advisors.
ABOUT THE JOURNAL
The Journal of Investing (JOI) is a scholarly journal for the financial services industry, appealing to both the academic and practitioner audiences. The JOI offers practical analysis and leading-edge investment strategies used in the investment profession today. Articles lay out implementable models and critical insights on a range of current investment topics. The JOI focuses on easy-to-read analysis that is applicable across many markets, including practical information on emerging markets, asset allocation, retirement planning, and rebalancing portfolios. The JOI offers access to the most promising investment opportunities worldwide - proven ideas and advice that can help to maximize assets and manage portfolios more effectively.
MISSION
The Journal of Investing was launched with the mission of educating investment professionals by presenting practical analyses and leading-edge investment strategies used by industry experts and finance academics. The JOI provides implementable models and critical insights for its readers.
VISION
The Journal of Investing has been a source for original and actionable research on investment management since its inception. From assessing the risk/return characteristics of traditional and alternative asset classes to devising effective strategies on structuring a global portfolio, the JOI provides critical intelligence in the international investment scene.
HISTORY
The first issue of The Journal of Investing launched in the summer of 1992, with the goal of conveying practical and useful information to investment professionals - read the very first editor's letter here. In February 2017, The Journal of Investing celebrated its 25th anniversary.
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AGGREGATORS
The Journal of Investing is also available through:
EBSCO, ProQuest and Gale – 10-year rolling archive with 18 month embargo