World Conference on Financial Accounting
(WCFA-25)

26th - 27th May 2025,
St. Catharines, Canada

Quality articles will be published in well reputed journals like Scopus Indexed or Web of Science **

Pre-Enrollment

26th April 2025

Final Paper Submission

11th May`2025

Registration Deadline

11th May`2025

Conference Date

26th - 27th May 2025,

Call For Paper

Finance and Accounting

Management Accounting

Analysis and risk management of banking institutions

Asset-liability management

Liquidity management

Credit risk modelling

Asset pricing

Project finance

Commodities modelling, pricing and risk management

Financial derivatives

Regulation, supervision and policy

Exchange rates and exchange rate regimes

Islamic banking and finance

Monetary policy

Bank diversification, universal banks and financial conglomerates

Securitisation in banking

Specialised lending

Bank efficiency, productivity and performance measurement

International banking

International financial crisis and systemic risk

Mergers and acquisitions in banking

Bank assurance

Risk management for insurance companies

Banking services

Quality management in the banking sector

Money and capital markets

Accountants Role in International Capital Markets

Implementation and Value Relevance of IFRS

The Accountability of Government Functions

Accounting for Carbon Credit& Sustainable Reporting

Forensic Accounting

International accounting education and research

Corporate Governance and Accountability

Earnings Management, Revenue Recognition and Quality of Earnings

Behavioral Issues in Accounting and Finance

Corporate Social Responsibility, reporting and disclosures

Cross Cultural issues in International Accounting

Corporate finance and financial markets

Emerging markets, derivatives, real options and portfolio theory

International finance and the new economy

Financial liberalization and innovation

Foreign direct and portfolio investment

Corporate governance and access to public markets financing

Innovative finance

Economic meltdown and small economies