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jbf-replication-and-data-policy

Use when preparing the required data statement, code archive, repository deposit/link, and proprietary-data documentation for a Journal of Banking & Finance manuscript under Elsevier Option C research-data expectations.

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# Replication & Data Policy (jbf-replication-and-data-policy)

## When to trigger

- The paper uses CRSP, Compustat, BankFocus, Dealscan, TRACE, Call Reports, hand-collected data, or simulations
- You need a data availability statement for Elsevier/JBF submission
- You want a legal and useful replication package despite proprietary data

## Policy stance

JBF follows Elsevier **Option C** research-data instructions. At submission, authors
must state data availability. For shareable data, deposit the research data in a
relevant repository and cite/link it in the article. If data cannot be shared,
state why (for example, proprietary, sensitive, confidential, or licensing limits).
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