Frontiers in Business and Finance (FBF) supports responsible sharing and long-term accessibility of scholarly research through institutional and subject-based repositories. The journal allows authors to deposit and share their research outputs while maintaining proper attribution and copyright compliance.
Author Self-Archiving:
Authors may deposit the accepted manuscript (peer-reviewed version) or published version of their article in institutional repositories, subject repositories, and personal academic websites according to the terms of the journal’s Creative Commons license.
Repository Deposit Rights:
Authors are permitted to archive their articles in recognized repositories to increase research visibility, accessibility, and scholarly communication. The deposited version must include complete citation details and a link to the original article published in Frontiers in Business and Finance (FBF).
Copyright and Licensing:
All repository deposits must comply with the journal’s copyright and licensing conditions. Authors and users must respect the applicable Creative Commons license attached to the published article.
Recommended Repositories:
Authors are encouraged to use recognized academic repositories, including institutional repositories, subject-based repositories, and other trusted open access platforms that support scholarly preservation and discovery.
Access and Availability:
FBF promotes open access principles by supporting the wider dissemination of research while ensuring academic integrity, proper citation, and preservation of published scholarly content.
