Plagiarism Check

All manuscripts submitted to J-FRISMA: Journal of Financial Strategic, Investment and Management Analysis are screened using Grammarly software to prevent plagiarism and utilize Turnitin’s originality checker to detect text similarities between the manuscript and the final, publish-ready version of the article. Regarding the plagiarism policy, the Editorial Team of J-FRISMA: Journal of Financial Strategic, Investment and Management Analysis follows the following rules: (1) Manuscripts will be rejected if the similarity index is higher than 20%. In this case, authors are advised to resubmit their manuscripts after revision. (2) Manuscripts will be accepted for the double-blind peer review process if the similarity index is equal to or lower than 20%. (3) All authors accept the above rules by submitting their manuscripts to J-FRISMA.

Disclaimer

The views expressed in published works do not reflect the views of the Editor and Editorial Staff. Authors are legally and morally responsible for the ideas expressed in their articles. The publisher is not liable for any claims for damages. The publisher will not be held legally liable for any claims for damages.

Retraction Policy

Legal restrictions imposed by the publisher, copyright holder, or author, as well as violations of professional codes of ethics—such as duplicate submission, false authorship claims, plagiarism, fraudulent use of data, or other serious violations—require the retraction of an article. In some cases, retraction may be used to correct errors in submission or publication. The primary reason for retraction is to correct errors while maintaining the integrity of science; it is not intended to punish authors. Standards for handling retractions have been developed by a number of libraries and scientific bodies, and this practice has been adopted by JEKI for article retractions: in the electronic version of the retraction notice, a link is provided to the original article. In the electronic version of the original article, a link is provided to the retraction notice, which clearly states that the article has been retracted. The original article remains unchanged, except for a watermark on the PDF indicating on every page that the article has been “retracted.”