PRESIDENT PROFILE

Prof. Emmanuel Tweneboah Senzu is an African monetary economist and philosopher, who is best known for his defense of modern neoliberalism interpreted in a parametric architecture of developing economies with a focus on the African continent. He upholds the view that the Central Government of developing countries obsession with the dominance of the endogenous industrial-economic market exceeding 60% as well as retaining the statute as market regulators, does result in stiffening and stagnating macroeconomic growth resulting in a weak financial economy, which hinders the sustainable growth of real gross domestic products within a globally competitive and innovative driven economic trading system, which is effectively championed and delivered best by private hands. He has established an objective positioning that the governments of developing countries or fragile economies, attempt to be an active player of the endogenous economic market beyond 30%, could be embraced only by initiating public and private partnership (PPP) for the interest of competition and efficiency in market performance. And demand government to focus and specialize in quality market regulation under free and fair policy conditions, as well as to cushion their domestic enterprises towards sustainable growth to the benefit of the government, which he deduces to be the absolute pathway to economic development in modern times.

He is highly influenced by the philosophical works of Friedrich August von Hayek of the Austrian School, Milton Friedman of the Chicago School and James McGill Buchana Jr. of George Mason University.

[Highest Qualifications]:

Doctor of Business Administration (DBA)-2011 – Regent University- Virginia Beach-USA

Doctor of Behaviourial Economics and Finance (Ph.D.)- 2015 – Leicester University -UK

Post Doctoral Fellowship [Constitutional Economics] – (2022) George Mason University-USA)

[Teaching Areas]:   

       1. Macroeconomics and Monetary Economics

       2. Financial Economics and Banking Law

       3. Finance Econometrics & Investment Risk Analysis

       4. Managerial Economics

[Research Areas]:    

         1. Public Economics

         2.  Investment Banking & Computational Economics

         3.  Central Bank currency management & Policy development

Rank: Associate Professor

[Institutional Affiliation (Currently)]

1. Mercatus Center at George Mason University, USA
2. Aligarh Muslim University, India
3. University of Makeni; College of Social Sciences & Humanities, Sierra Leone
4. Frederic Bastiat Institute, Africa (Think Tank)
5. West Africa Monetary Institute
6. University of Management and Technology, Sierra Leone
7. Njala University, School of Social Science and Law, Sierra Leone

   [Industry Experience]:

   An Investment Risk Analyst and Banking Practitioner

 [Recently completed work from IFTA-USA ‘Grant’ benefit]:

 Development of a complete Curriculum and Syllabus of Chartered Finance & Technical Analysis (Ch.FT)

[BOOKS PUBLISHED]:

• Senzu, T. E. (2016a), Fundraising & Management (ISBN 978-3-65991997) Lambert Academic Publishing House, Germany

• Senzu, T. E. (2016b), Entreprenomics (1^st Ed) (ISBN: 978-3-65990452-3) Lambert Academic Publishing House, Germany

• Senzu, T. E & Ndebugri, H. (2017a), Evaluating the effectiveness of the procurement Acts in Public Financial Administration; the case study in Ghana (ISBN: 978-620-2-26815-8). Published by Éditions Universitaires Européennes,Germany

• Senzu, T. E & Ndebugri, H. (2018a), Examining business performance of micro, small and medium scale enterprise through accounting keeping; case study in Ghana. Published by University Library of Ligwig-Maximilians (https://mpra.ub.uni-muenchen.de/84022). Re-published by Leicester University UK. Department of Economics.

• Senzu, T. E. (2018b). Entreprenomics (2^nd Ed) (ISBN: 978-613-9-98876-1), Lambert Academic Publishing House, Germany. https://www.lap-publishing.com/

• Senzu, T. E. (2019a). Corporate Tax Impact on Privates Investment: Case study of Ghana. ISBN: 978-613-9-41523-6, Published by Globe Edit- Germany https://my.globeedit.com/catalog/index?page=3

• Senzu, T.E. (2020*). Entreprenomics (2^nd Ed) (ISBN: 978-99910-925-1-5), Published by Njala University, School of Social Sciences & Law, Sierra Leone. www.fbiresearchedu.org

• Senzu, T. E. (2021), The Advanced proposed architecture of Eco-currency; technical analysis of West Africa single currency programme. www.fbiresearchedu.org

• Senzu, T. E. (2022), “Applied Monetary Economics: Theories and Policy guides for fragile financial systems.” Cambridge Scholars Publishers. https://www.cambridgescholars.com

[PAPERS PUBLISHED]

1. Senzu, T. E. (2016c), Examining unconsidered factors that anchor the thrive of micro and small enterprises in developing and underdeveloped economy. ISBN: 2349-3224, Vol.04. www.ijaetmas.com
2.  Senzu, T. E. (2017b), Examining the Economic impact and challenges associated with Savings & Loans in Ghana. ISSBN: 2349-3224, Vol.04. www.ijaetmas.com http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.3404222
3. Ndebugri, H. & Senzu, T. E. (2017c) Analyzing the critical effects of creative accounting practices in the corporate sector of Ghana. Published by University Library of Ligwig-Maximilians (https://mpra.ub.uni-muenchen.de/81113). Republished by Social Science Network, Elsevier. ISSN: 1556-5068. https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3236965
4. Senzu, T. E. & Ndebugri, H. (2017d) Account receivable management across industrial sectors in Ghana; analyzing the economic effectiveness and efficiency. Published by University Library of Ligwig-Maximilians (https://mpra.ub.uni-muenchen.de/80014). Republished by Social Science Research Network, Elsevier. ISSN:1556-5068.   https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3235465
5. Ndebugri, H. & Senzu, T. E (2018c) Examining the whistle blowing Act of Ghana and it effectiveness in combating corporate crime. Published by University Library of Ligwig-Maximilians(https://mpra.ub.uni-muenchen.de/85602),Republished and Re-published by Elsevier ISSN: 1556-5068 https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3209469
6. Senzu, T. E. (2018d), Investment Attraction, competition and growth; Theoretical perspective in the context of Africa. Published by Theoretical and Practical Research in Economic Field, Vol. IX, Summer, 1(17):92-102, ISBN: 2068-7710.  9^th May; accepted and published by Revista de Economia Politica e Historia Economica #41, January 2019.
7. Senzu, T. E. (2018e), “The theory of catallactics, misapplication in monetary policy in developing economies and consequences”. Published by Journal of Advanced Studies in Finance, Volume IX, Summer, 1(17): 24-23; ISSN:2068-8393
8. Senzu, T. E. (2019b), Theoretical perspective of dynamic credit risk analysis and lending model; effective to enterprises of fragile economy. Published by Social Science Research Network https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3324909
9. Senzu, T. E. (2020a), Theoretically proposed policy instrument to resolve the negative effect of inflation flow into a positive macroeconomic growth: the case of Sierra Leone economy. https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3565882
10. Senzu, T. E. (2020b), Modern currency exchange rate behaviour and proposed trend-like forecasting model. https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3587550

• Senzu, T. E. (2020c), The advanced proposed architecture of Eco-currency; technical analysis of West Africa single currency program.

https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3663885

• Senzu, T. E. (2021a), The Applied fiscal-monetary theory: Character of constraint and essentials to the advancement of developing economies. https://mpra.ub.uni-muenchen.de/104994/MPRA Paper No. 104994

• Senzu, T. E. (2021b), Eco-currency: Proposition of a monetary policy design for a unitary currency program of a frailty economic zone. https://mpra.ub.uni-muenchen.de/cgi/users/home?screen=EPrint::View&eprintid=108527#t

[CONFERENCE PAPERS]

1. Senzu, T. E. (2016) The Case Study analysis of foreign aids effects on infant mortality in West Africa (https://capecoastpolytechnic.academia.edu/tweneboahsenzu)

• Senzu, T. E.(2016) The Economic ramification in equating  women empowerment with feminism in Africa.(https://researchgate.net/profile/Emmanuel_Tweneboah_Senzu)

• Senzu, T. E (2019) Creating an effective transparent banking and financial system in Ghana to promote foreign direct investment for the private sector. https://mpra.ub.uni-muenchen.de/id/eprint/96969

[LECTURE-NOTES PUBLISHED]

• Theory of Trend Analysis (https://capecoastpolytechnic.academia.edu/Tweneboahsenzu)

• Securities Trading (Investment Banking option)          (https://capecoastpolytechnic.academia.edu/TweneboahSenzu)

• Subjecting the Principle of Technical Analysis into theoretical diagnosis of efficient market hypothesis and socionomics (https://fbiresearchedu.org/homepage/2018)

• Business Taxation and related legislation, the case of Sierra Leone https://www.researchgate.net/publication/352367945_BUSINESS_TAXATION_MODULE_CODE_BA_315

[ARTICLES PUBLISHED]

• Intellectual Awakens of African scholars to the developments of the Continent (https://fbiresearchedu.org/homepage/2017/12)

• Managerial Economics; diagnostics into Business struggles in Africa and managerial approach applicable (https://fbiresearchedu.org/homepage/2017/12)

1. Educational system reformation in developing economies, the axiom of economic growth (https://bastiatghana.org)

1. Stock Trade Forecasting: Is it mass psychology or subject to efficient market hypothesis. https://fbiresearchedu.org/homepage/2018/05/stock-trade-fore…arket-hypothesis, Re-published by International Federation of Technical Analysts, June Journal Edition, Volume 25, Issue 2. pp.24-25

1. Volume as a technical compass for market analysis and forecasting. Published by International Federation of Technical Analysts, September 2018 Edition, Volume 25, Issue 3. https://ifta.org/public/files/newsletter/d_ifta_update_vol25-iss3.pdf  pp.7-9

1. Qualitative approach in Entering and Exiting the Automated Trading Market. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/328610585_QUALITATIVE_APPROACH_IN_ENTERING_AND_EXITING_THE_AUTOMATED_TRADING_MARKET.  Republished by International Federation of Technical Analysts, December, 2018 Edition, Volume 25, Issue 4. https://ifta.org/public/files/newsletter/d_ifta_update_vol25-iss4.pdf  pp.6-9

1. Interrogating the Future of the finance-economic market of Ghana, published by Ghanaweb. https://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/features/Interrogating-the-future-of-the-financial-economic-market-of-Ghana-730612

1. Inquiry into the Ghana Cedi Value-decline in the exchange rate market https://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/Inquiry-into-the-Ghana-Cedi-value-decline-in-the-exchange-rate-market-731830

1. The IMF growth rate forecast for Ghana and the concerns  https://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/business/FEATURE-The-IMF-growth-rate-forecast-for-Ghana-and-the-concerns-741274

1. The Structure of the World Economy and the performance requirement of Ghana https://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/business/FEATURE-The-structure-of-the-world-economy-and-the-performance-requirement-of-Ghana-742490

1. The Analysis of Investment confidence for Ghana’s economy externally and the cause

https://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/The-analysis-of-investment-confidence-for-Ghana-s-economy-externally-and-the-cause-744173

1. The Debate of forex trading skills as entrepreneurship venture in developing economy https://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/business/ARTICLE-The-debate-of-Forex-Trading-Skills-as-entrepreneurship-venture-in-developing-economy-749024

• The proposed investment industrial structure for employment opportunities in Ghana’s Economy https://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/features/The-proposed-investment-industrial-structure-for-employment-opportunities-in-Ghana-s-economy-752704

•  The Emotional stress and Psychological discipline required of an automated trader https://fbiresearchedu.org/homepage/2019/06/the-emotional-stress-and-psychological-discipline-required-of-an-automated-trader

•  The misconception of Artificial intelligent trading in the automated traders’ community of Africa. https://fbiresearchedu.org/homepage/2019/06/the-misconception-of-artificial-intelligent-trading-in-the-automated-traders-community-of-africa

•  Vibrant Investment market; the response to job creation dilemma in Ghana’s Economy.https://fbiresearchedu.org/homepage/2019/08/vibrant-investment-market-the-response-to-unemployment-dilemma-in-ghanas-economy/

•  MASTER THE ART AND SCIENCE IN ESTABLISHING A LONG TERM SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS FOR INVESTMENT SUPPORT IN GHANA https://fbiresearchedu.org/homepage/2019/12/master-the-art-and-science-in-establishing-a-long-term-successful-business-for-investment-support-in-ghana/
• THE FATE OF ENTERPRISES IN THE FREE MARKET ARENA https://fbiresearchedu.org/homepage/2019/12/the-fate-of-enterprises-in-the-free-market-arena
• THE ILLUSIONARY LEADERSHIP STYLE OF SOCIALISM https://fbiresearchedu.org/homepage/2019/12/the-illusionary-leadership-style-of-socialism
• ECO-CURRENCY FOR 2020 https://fbiresearchedu.org/homepage/2020/01/eco-currency-for-2020
• INTERNATIONAL EQUITY FINANCING INSTRUCTION GUIDE FOR SMEs ESTABLISHED IN SOFT-CURRENCY ECONOMIES

https://fbiresearchedu.org/homepage/2020/01/international-equity-financing-instruction-guide-for-smes-established-in-soft-currency-economies

• The  complexity in attracting quality investment to SMEs in Africa

https://fbiresearchedu.org/homepage/2020/02/the-complexity-in-attracting-quality-investment-to-smes-in-africa /

•  Challenges associated with the tertiary product financing of Africa indigenous private sector.https://fbiresearchedu.org/homepage/2020/04/challenges-associated-with-the-tertiary-product-financing-of-africa-indigenous-private-sector

• History and Background of Eco-currency Institutionalization https://fbiresearchedu.org/homepage/2020/06/history-and-background-of-eco-currency-institutionalization

• Contributive factor of Africa-SMEs disincentive to venture capitalist funding https://fbiresearchedu.org/homepage/2020/06/contributive-factor-of-africa-smes-disincentive-to-venture-capitalist-funding

• Working Capital Management: Why many SMEs fails to honour a debt facility from Financial Institutions https://fbiresearchedu.org/homepage/2020/07/working-capital-management-why-many-smes-fails-to-honour-a-debt-facility-from-financial-institutions

• Master your business operational cycle for good credit management rating https://fbiresearchedu.org/homepage/2020/07/master-your-business-operational-cycle-for-good-credit-management-rating/

• Scholarship of negative exploitation https://fbiresearchedu.org/homepage/2021/09/scholarship-of-negative-exploitation/

[PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE]

1. Adjunct Professor to the Department of Finance & Accounting Technology, Cape Coast Technical University- Central Region, Ghana [2017/2018]
2. Director of Research in Economics & Investment Banking, Frederic Bastiat Institute Africa-2014- up to date, https://www.fbiresearchedu.org
3.  Director of International Securities, Strategies and risk management in the ECOWAS jurisdiction for International Federation of Technical Analysts. Maryland USA. (2017-up to date. www.ifta.org [which include fund-raising, project investment and evaluation for Africa]
4. Guest Editor to Life Science global Publication; Journal of Reviews on Global Economics. (2018- up to date), Canada
5. Visiting scholar to Faculty of Economics and Finance, Monarch University; Zug, Switzerland |2018
6. Advisory Board Member of Opportunities and Challenges in Engineering, Management & Science Conference, [2019]. India
7. Editorial Board Member of Premier Publication, Nigeria: https://premierpublishers.org
8. Editorial Member to Management and Economics Journal: ISSN. 2456-2661; Everant Publisher Pvt.ltd, India. http://mejournal.in/index.php/mej |2019 up to date
9. Technical Investment Director of West Africa for MN Capital (Africa Advisors), 82 maude street, Sandton, Johannesburg, South Africa. www.mncapital-africa.com  (2016-up to date) raised over $450 million dollars 2017/2018 for companies on the continent of Africa.
10. Guest Editor to Scientific & Academic Publishing, Investment Banking and Economics Journal| American Economic Journal http://www.Sapub.org – California, USA. [2019-up to date]
11. Dean of Research and Business Studies, University College of Management Studies, Accra- Ghana [1^st August, 2018-30^th August, 2019.]
12. A member of the technical research and review committee of applied Econometric Finance of the Central Bank of Sierra Leone [ November, 2019 upto date]
13. Distinguished Research fellow to West Africa Monetary [2019 upto date]
14. Undergraduates and graduates project supervisor at the college of distance learning, University of Cape Coast, Ghana at Zenith Campus-Trade fair. [2019/2020]
15. Director of Mastercard Scholarship Alumni Tracer Study for Ghana, under the Human Sciences Research Council, South Africa. [January – August 2020]
16. Curriculum development of Faculty Programmes and Administration in the re-structuring of the Canadian College of Modern Technology as a transition to the University charter status, and Adjunct Professor to the College of Social Science and Law, Njala University, Sierra Leone.
17.  Gold Pac Fintech Hong Kong Ltd., Special Developmental Finance Advisor for West Africa (January 2020 –up to date.)
18. Guest Editor for Belgium and American Journal of Management and Economic Research (Dec, 2021 up to date)  https://merj.scholasticahq.com/about

[PEER REVIEWER IN THE FOLLOWING INTERNATIONAL ACADEMIC JOURNALS]

• Journal of Behaviourial Finance, Routledge (Taylor & Francis Group)- United Kingdom
• Journal of International Review of Economic and Finance – Elsevier- Netherlands
• Journal of Applied Economics – Routledge (Taylor & Francis Group) United Kingdom
• Journal of Money, Credit and Banking – Wiley, Ohio State University Department of Economics
• Journal of Banking and Finance – Elservier- Netherlands
• Journal of Economics – Springer Nature – Berlin, Germany
• Underscience Publishers- Geneva, Switzerland.

[ECONOMIC ASSOCIATION WITH GOOD STANDING]

1. Member of World Economic Association, Bristol BS6, 5BZ, United Kingdom [2016-upto date]
2. Member of Finance-Econometric Society, Warsaw School of Economics, Poland. [2017 up to date]
3. Member of Turkish Economic Association, Ankara, Turkey. [2017 upto date]
4. African Economic Research Consortium, Mebank Towers, Nairobi Kenya [2018-upto date]
5. Member of the Council for the Development of Social Science Research in Africa, Dakar, Senegal [ 2018-up to date]
6. Member of Academy of Science of South Africa. (September, 2021 upto date) https://africanscientists.africa/business-directory/tweneboah-senzu/

[RESEARCH GRANTS]

[1.] International Federation of Technical analysts grant, for the development of syllabus and curriculum of Technical analysis of Investment Banking and Economics as an academic program, with a designation as (BSc. & MSc./M.Phil Degree) for developing economies- [2018]

[2.] Foreign-direct investment impact to developing economies- a research project, with grant offered by Aligarh Muslim University, India. [2017/2018]

[ACADEMIC SUPERVISION]

I had currently supervised thirty (30) Master’s Degree students on their theses and ten (10) Doctoral students in their dissertations in the area of Economics, Finance, Investment Banking & Risk Analysis and Management.

Email Address: tsenzu@fbiresearchedu.org

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