Michael Isimbabi

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About Michael Isimbabi

Group Manager / Supervisory Energy Industry Analyst, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. Energy Markets/ Electric Power Regulation; Regional Transmission Organizations/Independent System Operators; etc- Economist/Consultant, Market Monitoring/Analysis/Design, New York Independent System Operator- Engineer, Banker & Finance Professor [Temple University, Morgan State University, Bentley University]- Consulting, research, analysis, writing, teaching, and management: Energy Markets/ Electric Power/Utilities; Financial Markets; Investments; Banking/Financial Services; International Finance & Development; Emerging Markets; Technology; etc- Consulting projects for business/consulting firms, U.S. Government agencies (Treasury, USAID, etc.), financial institutions, industry associations, nonprofit organizations, etc- Selected Research/Publications Contemporary Portfolio Theory and Risk Management. West Publishing.(With A Tucker, K Becker, and J Ogden). “Long-term Contracting and New Generation Investment in New York”; “Capacity Markets, Regulatory Uncertainty, Long-term Contracting and New Generation Investment”. New York ISO Briefing Papers, 2007."Internet Stocks: Value-Drivers, Market Irrationality, and Mispricing: An Overview of the Emerging Empirical Research Evidence." http://ssrn.com/abstract=362501 "The Stock Market Perception of Industry Risk and the Separation of Banking and Commerce." Journal of Banking and Finance. "The Market Perception of Banking Industry Risk: A Multifactor Analysis." The Atlantic Economic Journal (with A Tucker). http://rd.springer.com/article/10.1007/BF02298480 Risk Factors and the Stock Returns of Banking Firms. UMI, 1992 [Ph.D. Dissertation, Temple University]. "Comovements of World Securities Markets, International Portfolio Diversification, and Asset Returns: A Survey of Empirical Evidence." In: Recent Developments in International Banking and Finance, Volume VI. Blackwell."Making Leaders". The Economist. "Stock Markets, Foreign Investment, and Economic Growth in Africa." SAIS Review: A Journal of International Affairs (Johns Hopkins University). https://muse.jhu.edu/issue/1791 "Globalization and the WTO Financial Services Agreement in African Countries." African Economic Policy Discussion Paper, U.S. Agency for International Development. http://pdf.usaid.gov/pdf_docs/PNACK724.pdf