Emmanuel R Awubi
Emmanuel Richard Awubi,. Born 1st January, 1981, married with children. He began his career in Cross River State as a Personal Assistant to the Commissioner for youth, Sports and Orientation, between 2007 – 2009, as head of Protocol, Personal and Confidential documentation Officer. He later left to become an executive marketer of a foreign exchange company (Uptrend Global Company Limited) in 2009, a job which lasted just three months. In Furtherance to achieve an enhanced Socio economic status, he was also schooling during this period of work, and obtained a degree in Public Administration (second class Lower Division) University of Calabar, Calabar in 2012.
As a young man with a vision to improve his capacity in Education, he Embarked on a Master Programme in Public Administration with the University of Calabar between 2015, and bagged same in 2018. Emmanuel Richard Awubi who, during the period of his Masters programme was employed into the University of Calabar, October 2016, as an Administrative Assistant, he later converted his status to the academia in April 2019, as an Assistant Lecturer in Public Administration. He has completed a PhD Programme in Public Policy which began in 2019 through 2023 in the Department of Public Administration.
Emmanuel Richard Awubi is a scholar of very high repute who has Publications in Peer “reviewed Journal of Local and International Status. He hails from Odonget Village in Obubra Local Government Area of Cross River State. He has received awards like: Personality of the year, from the student Government in the Faculty of Social Science, University of Calabar, He is currently lecturing undergraduates of all levels, including supervision of projects/Academic Thesis.
Phone: +2348064845104
Address: Department of Public Administration, University of Calabar, Calabar-Nigeria
As a young man with a vision to improve his capacity in Education, he Embarked on a Master Programme in Public Administration with the University of Calabar between 2015, and bagged same in 2018. Emmanuel Richard Awubi who, during the period of his Masters programme was employed into the University of Calabar, October 2016, as an Administrative Assistant, he later converted his status to the academia in April 2019, as an Assistant Lecturer in Public Administration. He has completed a PhD Programme in Public Policy which began in 2019 through 2023 in the Department of Public Administration.
Emmanuel Richard Awubi is a scholar of very high repute who has Publications in Peer “reviewed Journal of Local and International Status. He hails from Odonget Village in Obubra Local Government Area of Cross River State. He has received awards like: Personality of the year, from the student Government in the Faculty of Social Science, University of Calabar, He is currently lecturing undergraduates of all levels, including supervision of projects/Academic Thesis.
Phone: +2348064845104
Address: Department of Public Administration, University of Calabar, Calabar-Nigeria
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rate mechanisms are executed thereby creating interdependence
between and within the stock, digital currency and foreign
exchange markets. Unfortunately, in emerging African countries,
few studies conducted on volatility spillovers failed to adequately
establish the significance and pattern of volatility spillover
effects between returns on Bitcoin, stock markets and exchange
rates. Hence, the need for this study using the diagonal-BEKK
approach. While Botswana had an inverse pattern of spillovers,
Tunisia had a positive pattern. Bitcoin and stock prices both had
volatility spillover effects between each other in South Africa.
South Africa and Namibia were the only countries with significant
volatility spillovers between stock prices and exchange rates.
In countries like Kenya that had significant cross-volatility from
the stock market to the exchange rate, news about the stock
market stimulated reactions from investors that impacted volatility
within the market. This volatility creates a multiplier effect on
other economic circles of influence, depending on whether
reactions are favourable to the market or unfavourable. When
volatility in the Kenyan stock market rises, exchange rates in
the next period experience less volatility, against the common
theory that investors’ actions that cause volatility in the stock
market cause withdrawal of investments.
Keywords:
rate mechanisms are executed thereby creating interdependence
between and within the stock, digital currency and foreign
exchange markets. Unfortunately, in emerging African countries,
few studies conducted on volatility spillovers failed to adequately
establish the significance and pattern of volatility spillover
effects between returns on Bitcoin, stock markets and exchange
rates. Hence, the need for this study using the diagonal-BEKK
approach. While Botswana had an inverse pattern of spillovers,
Tunisia had a positive pattern. Bitcoin and stock prices both had
volatility spillover effects between each other in South Africa.
South Africa and Namibia were the only countries with significant
volatility spillovers between stock prices and exchange rates.
In countries like Kenya that had significant cross-volatility from
the stock market to the exchange rate, news about the stock
market stimulated reactions from investors that impacted volatility
within the market. This volatility creates a multiplier effect on
other economic circles of influence, depending on whether
reactions are favourable to the market or unfavourable. When
volatility in the Kenyan stock market rises, exchange rates in
the next period experience less volatility, against the common
theory that investors’ actions that cause volatility in the stock
market cause withdrawal of investments.
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