Portsmouth Business School

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Dr Everton Dockery MA (Econ) (Leicester), PhD (Econ) (Essex)

Everton Dockery’s research is in the areas of financial economics and international financial economics focusing on the price behaviour of financial markets (including emerging equity markets, financial market integration); testing asset pricing models; financial market regulation (including the development and application of legal and economic theories of regulation); general issues in the foreign exchange markets (the international parity conditions and the impact of financial crisis on capital markets). Apart from studying capital markets by empirical means, he is also interested in the economics of banking (especially the impact of regulation on risk taking, systemic risk and financial stability), and the economics of contracts (particularly issues regarding incentives in performance based public procurement contracts).

Current research investigates the performance of risk measurement models, and the financial aspects of corporate governance in emerging markets.

Everton’s research has appeared in the Journal of Multinational Financial Management, Applied Financial Economics, Applied Economic Letters, International Journal of Monetary Economics and Finance, and International Review of Financial Economics and Econometrics.

Current teaching: U09095 Financial Markets and Institutions; U15053 Bank Financial Management.

Current PhD Students: Zuriadah Ismail - Essays on employee stock options in Malaysia

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