ISSN: 2997-0563

Noland Interdisciplinary Research Journal of Economic and Banking Policy is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal focused on advancing knowledge in economics, banking, and policy. It welcomes interdisciplinary research on topics like monetary and fiscal policy, banking systems, financial technology, sustainable finance, and economic development. The journal emphasizes bridging academic research with practical application, supporting informed decision-making and sustainable development. With a double-blind peer review process and global reach, it aims to provide a platform for scholars, practitioners, and policymakers to contribute to impactful economic and banking discourse.

Current Issue

Vol. 13 No. 3 (2025)

Published: 2025-09-16


Articles

The Role Of Internal Auditor Competence In Enhancing Financial Reporting Quality In Bangladesh

This study aims to examine the relationship between internal auditor characteristics and financial reporting quality in the context of the banking sector in Bangladesh. To achieve this objective, this study used a quantitative research methodology by using a questionnaire survey. Data were

Nusrat Jahan Tania

1-16

Loan Apps And Financial Distress: An Inquiry Into India’S Emerging Credit Crisis

Digital lending contributed to meeting the financial needs of people who had otherwise faced many difficulties in getting the required money in a very short period of time. All that comes with ease cannot be presumed to have a happy ending. Loan apps increased and created havoc. In the wake of

Rachita Suresh Iyer

17-24

Risk Control Approaches And Performance Metrics In Nigeria’S Non-Banking Financial Industry

This study examined the effect of risk management techniques on the performance of insurance companies in Nigeria, as empirical studies in this area are seemingly insufficient for objective assessment and justification for continuous involvement in this core aspect of insurance strategy. The

Abayomi Segun Ogunlana

25-35

Financial Performance And Leverage Structure: A Study Of Listed Construction Firms In Nigeria

The study examined how debt structure is shaping the financial performance of listed construction firms in Nigeria. Debt structure was measured with total debt to asset ratio, total debt to equity ratio and noncurrent debt to asset ratio while the proxy for financial performance was Return on

Obinna Chinedu Nwankwo

36-60