Project overview
This was a fully funded ESRC (UK Economic and Social Research Council) studentship for a PhD at King's College London, part of the federal University of London. The project focussed on integration amongst Africa's equity markets (national securities exchanges) in terms of their provision of a valuable source of development finance to ensure sustainability and regeneration of the continental economies.
The studentship involved a second year research data collection trip to Kenya, Uganda, Mozambique and South Africa as well as conference presentations in Ghana, Nigeria, Zambia, Mozambique and South Africa.
While successfully undertaking the three year studentship, there were additional secondments to HSBC investment bank and also to Credit Agricole investment bank in the city of London financial district.
The studentship involved a second year research data collection trip to Kenya, Uganda, Mozambique and South Africa as well as conference presentations in Ghana, Nigeria, Zambia, Mozambique and South Africa.
While successfully undertaking the three year studentship, there were additional secondments to HSBC investment bank and also to Credit Agricole investment bank in the city of London financial district.
Staff
Lead researchers
Research outputs
Bruce Hearn & Jenifer Piesse,
2020, Development Southern Africa, 37(3), 501-518
Type: article
Bruce Hearn, Kate Phylaktis & Jenifer Piesse,
2017, Journal of Corporate Finance, 45, 122-149
Type: article
Bruce Hearn & Jenifer Piesse,
2013, Applied Financial Economics, 23(2), 123-138
Type: article
Bruce Hearn,
2012, Applied Financial Economics, 22(9), 681-707
Type: article
Jenifer Piesse & Bruce Allen Hearn,
2011, Applied Economics, 44(24), 3169-3193
Type: article
Bruce Hearn, Kate Phylaktis & Jenifer Piesse,
2011
Type: conference