Ibrahim Al Rahbi

Co-movements of the top cryptocurrencies: new insights from wavelet coherence analysis Authors Dr. Sami Al-Kharusi Publication details ISSUE 171 2025 Keywords Co-movement, COVID-19, cryptocurrencies, Wavele Abstract This paper makes use of wavelet coherence analysis to investigate dynamic comovements between the most prominent cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Binance Coin (BNB), Tether (TETH), and Ripple […]

Connectedness Among Technology Stocks during Bear and Bull Market Phases Authors Dr. Walid Mensi Publication details ISSUE 171 2025 Keywords AI stocks, connectedness, time horizons, bear and bull market conditions. Abstract This paper examines the spillover effects among main technology stocks (&P Kensho Artificial Intelligence (AI), S&P Kensho Cleantech (Cleantech), S&P Kensho Space (Space), S&P

The Prospect Capital Asset Pricing Model: Theory and Empirics Authors Dr. Xiang Gao Publication details ISSUE 171 2025 Keywords prospect theory; stock returns; beta pricing; skewness. Abstract EWe propose a capital asset pricing model in which investors exhibit prospect preferences. In equilibrium, we predict that agents seek an optimal trade-off between expected returns, variance, and

Anchoring Stability: FinTech’s Revolution in Modern Banking Authors Prof. Brian Lucey Publication details ISSUE 171 2025 Keywords FinTech credit; Credit risk distance; FinTech Adoption; Banking Stability; Global Banks. Abstract Amid the rapid digital transformation of the financial sector, technological advancements are reshaping traditional banking practices. This study investigates the relationship between FinTech credit and bank

Mobile Money and Female Youth Empowerment Evidence from a Cross-Cultural Panel Study Authors Dr. Mustafa Nourallah Publication details ISSUE 171 2025 Keywords financial technology, female young generation, mobile money, developing countries, women in finance, households finance. Abstract Empowering the female younger generation is critical for fostering economic growth. Mobile money offers households and businesses convenient,

Do Decentralized Markets Beat Centralized Forecasters?Evidence from the 2024 Presidential Elections Authors Prof. Andrew Urquhart Publication details ISSUE 171 2025 Keywords Prediction Markets; Polymarket; US Elections; Polls Abstract This paper examines whether decentralized blockchain-based prediction markets enhance forecasting accuracy compared to traditional prediction markets and statistical models. Through a comparative analysis of three prediction markets

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