Ahmed Elsayed
Associate Professor of Financial Economics, United Arab Emirates University (UAEU)
Ahmed Elsayed is an Associate Professor of Financial Economics, United Arab Emirates University (UAEU). He is a Research Fellow of the Economic Research Forum (ERF), the Sustainable Development Goals Network (SDGs), and the Institute for Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies among many others. Further, he is serving as an Executive Secretary of the Middle East Economic Association (MEEA), and an Associate Editor in Research in International Business and Finance (RIBAF) and Heliyon Business and Economics journals. His main research areas include Monetary Economics, FinTech and Cryptocurrency, Financial Connectedness and Risk Transmission, Financial Bubbles, Banking and Islamic Finance, and Middle East Economies. He has published in top academic journals including Economics Letters, European Journal of Finance, Journal of International Financial Markets, Institutions and Money, Energy Economics, International Review of Financial Analysis, Research in International Business and Finance, Finance Research Letters, and Quarterly Review of Economics and Finance among many other journals.
- Monetary Economics
- FinTech and Cryptocurrency
- Financial Connectedness and Risk Transmission
- Emerging Markets and Islamic Finance
- Ph.D. Economics, University of Leeds, 2013
- M.A. Economics, Zagazig University, 2006
- B.Sc. Economics, Zagazig University, 1998
- Associate Professor, United Arab Emirates University.
- Associate Professor, Durham University.
- Assistant Professor, Durham University.
- Visiting Research Fellow, University of Leeds.
- Lecturer in Economics, London Met Business School.
- Elsayed, A. H., Billah, M., Goodell, J. W., & Hadhri, S. (2024). Examining connections between the fourth industrial revolution and energy markets. Energy Economics, 107476.
- Elsayed, A. H., Hoque, M. E., Billah, M., & Alam, M. K. (2024). Connectedness across meme assets and sectoral markets: Determinants and portfolio management. International Review of Financial Analysis, 103177.
- Elsayed, Ahmed. H., Sohag, K., & Sousa, R. M. (2024). Oil shocks and financial stability in MENA countries. Resources Policy, 89, 104653.
Oil Shocks and Financial Stability in MENA Countries
Areas of Interest: Monetary Economics FinTech and Cryptocurrency Financial Connectedness and Risk Transmission Emerging Markets and Islamic Finance... Read More
May, 2023
Conference PaperFinancial Connectedness and Risk Transmission Among MENA Countries: Evidence from Connectedness Network and Clustering Analysis
Areas of Interest: Monetary Economics FinTech and Cryptocurrency Financial Connectedness and Risk Transmission Emerging Markets and Islamic Finance... Read More
November, 2022
Working PapersFinancial Connectedness and Risk Transmission among MENA Countries
Areas of Interest: Monetary Economics FinTech and Cryptocurrency Financial Connectedness and Risk Transmission Emerging Markets and Islamic Finance... Read More
March, 2022
ERF 28th Annual ConferenceFinancial Stability and Monetary Policy Reaction: Evidence from the GCC Countries
Areas of Interest: Monetary Economics FinTech and Cryptocurrency Financial Connectedness and Risk Transmission Emerging Markets and Islamic Finance... Read More
August, 2021
Working PapersFinancial Stability and Monetary Policy Reaction: Evidence from the GCC Countries
Areas of Interest: Monetary Economics FinTech and Cryptocurrency Financial Connectedness and Risk Transmission Emerging Markets and Islamic Finance... Read More
March, 2021
Conference PaperGCC Economies in an Era of Energy Transition – Third ERF GCC Conference
Areas of Interest: Monetary Economics FinTech and Cryptocurrency Financial Connectedness and Risk Transmission Emerging Markets and Islamic Finance... Read More
Oct 30, 2023
ERF 29th Annual Conference – Parallel Sessions
Areas of Interest: Monetary Economics FinTech and Cryptocurrency Financial Connectedness and Risk Transmission Emerging Markets and Islamic Finance... Read More
May 04, 2023
Revisiting Macroeconomic Management in Times of Crisis and Beyond – Parallel Sessions – March 27
Areas of Interest: Monetary Economics FinTech and Cryptocurrency Financial Connectedness and Risk Transmission Emerging Markets and Islamic Finance... Read More
Mar 26, 2022
The GCC Economies in the Wake of COVID19: Charting the Road to Recovery and Resilience
Areas of Interest: Monetary Economics FinTech and Cryptocurrency Financial Connectedness and Risk Transmission Emerging Markets and Islamic Finance... Read More
Mar 09, 2021