The SEF is a non-profit association aiming to advance scientific research in the area of experimental finance.

The SEF’s most important role is as a loose network, bringing together friends and colleagues across geographic and disciplinary borders. The traits that unite us are openness, curiosity, and the desire to advance our field.

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Moritz Mosenhauer

Moritz Mosenhauer

Innsbruck, Austria
Hongqing Zhang

Hongqing Zhang

Nathan Mauck

Nathan Mauck

Kansas City, United States
Andreas Hellmann

Andreas Hellmann

Sydney, Australia
Hanlin Lou

Hanlin Lou

Sydney, Australia
Young Jae (Jay) Choi

Young Jae (Jay) Choi

Grand Forks, United States
Stefan Zeisberger

Stefan Zeisberger

Radboud University Nijmegen, Netherlands
Rudy De Winne

Rudy De Winne

Mons, Belgium

Membership is free of charge, and is a requirement to attend in-person conferences.

Membership is not required for the online events.

Cover image of the Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Finance, listing Elena Asparouhova and Stefan Palan as editors-in-chief.

Journal cooperation

The SEF cooperates with the Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Finance (JBEF) to improve publishing opportunities in experimental finance for regular papers and short papers, but also for registered reports, survey papers and papers which are more explorative in nature. A number of SEF members serve on the editorial board of the JBEF, including the editor-in-chief and SEF member Stefan Palan.

The Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Finance’s quality and impact are evidenced by some of its journal metrics:

  • Impact factor: 4.7 (Ranked 29/241 in BUSINESS, FINANCE)
  • CiteScore: 8.6 (Ranked 38/333 in FINANCE)
  • ABDC Journal List Rank: A
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