From classroom to citeable publication - outstanding undergraduate coursework, editorially screened and preserved as permanent, DOI-backed scholarly records.
About the Series
Institutional Student SeriesC.A.S.E. - the Class Assignment Series · Edition - is a bi-monthly student-edition scholarly series published by the Centre for Fintech and Strategic Business Research.
Every semester, exceptional undergraduate assignments are written, graded, and forgotten. C.A.S.E. exists so that the best of them are not. The series captures end-of-semester work across fintech, strategy, analytics, and applied business research - and gives it a permanent, citable home.
Every accepted piece is reviewed by a faculty-led editorial board, paired with an ORCID iD, registered with a permanent Crossref DOI under prefix 10.67226, and hosted open access on PubPub under a CC BY-NC 4.0 license. Students leave each issue with a citable artifact for a CV, a graduate application, or a personal site.
Scope of the Series
C.A.S.E. publishes high-quality undergraduate coursework that is evidence-driven, clearly structured, and useful beyond the classroom - across the full CFSBR remit.
40% Fintech and Digital Finance · 30% Strategy and Market Reports · 30% Analytics and Sustainable Finance
Digital payments, mobile financial services, financial inclusion, and the financial infrastructure of Bangladesh.
Industry analyses, strategic positioning, competitor reviews, market entry, and policy-linked business writing.
Applied analytics, dashboards, survey-based reports, data interpretation, and managerial insight generation.
Climate finance, development economics, impact measurement, and responsible financial systems.
Structured assignment outputs combining business logic, methods, and recommendations for real stakeholders.
Issue 01 · July 2027
Issue 01 is in editorial review. Accepted records go live here at launch - each card carries the title, authors, DOI, and citation export for a published assignment.
At launch this card holds the abstract, author names, and metadata of the published record.
At launch this card holds the abstract, author names, and metadata of the published record.
At launch this card holds the abstract, author names, and metadata of the published record.
At launch this card holds the abstract, author names, and metadata of the published record.
At launch this card holds the abstract, author names, and metadata of the published record.
At launch this card holds the abstract, author names, and metadata of the published record.
Masthead
The faculty and student editors who steward every submission through review and registration will be announced with the launch of Issue 01. No anonymous gatekeeping: every approval is signed.
Faculty Editor-in-Chief
Associate Faculty Editor
Managing Editor
Reviews Editor
How it works
Editorial clarity, centralised ingestion. The series owns its branding and hosting; CFSBR runs the metadata pipeline and Crossref deposit.
The editorial team reviews the draft; a faculty advisor signs the approval letter.
The issue landing page goes live on the C.A.S.E. front-end before archive release.
Title, authors, ORCID, abstract, and references are packaged for ingestion.
CFSBR validates metadata, runs the deposit build, and queues for Crossref.
A permanent DOI is registered and resolves to the PubPub archive record.
DOI prefix 10.67226 · Pattern case.[year].[issue].[serial]
Submission portal · Issue 01
Use the official submission form to send your assignment for editorial screening. We handle DOI, ORCID, and open-access hosting after acceptance.
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