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Finance and Development Research Project

RESEARCH PROJECTS

The Programme consists of eleven linked research projects, which will illuminate three key research themes:

Key Research Themes and Project Topics

Project Coordinator(s)

The Role of the Financial System in Development

1

Financial Sector Development and the Real Economy

Christopher Green (Loughborough)
Victor Murinde (Birmingham)

2

Corporate Finance and Financial Sector Development

Christopher Green (Loughborough)
Victor Murinde (Birmingham)

3

Savings Mobilisation

George Mavrotas (Manchester)

4

International Linkages and Domestic Financial Development

Valpy FitzGerald (Oxford)

Regulation Policy and Supervision of the Financial Sector

5

Prudential Regulation and Supervision of the Financial Sector

Colin Kirkpatrick (Manchester)
David Llewellyn (Loughborough)

6

The Reform and Restructuring of Public Financial Institutions: Central Banks, Government-Owned Banks, and Other Development Finance Institutions

Colin Kirkpatrick (Manchester)
Maxwell Fry (Birmingham

7

Developing and Regulating the Financial Systems of African Countries Recovering from War

Tony Addison (WIDER/Warwick)

Finance for the Poor
8 Financial Services for the Poor and the Poorest David Hulme (Manchester)
9 Financing SMEs: Needs, Institutions and Policies Paul Cook (Manchester)Frederick Nixson (Manchester)
10 Sustainable Financial Institutions for Rural Poverty Alleviation in Africa Paul Mosley (Sheffield)
11 Local Level Financial Market Operations Chris Heady and
Susan Johnson (Bath)


 

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