Mohammed Bouaddi
Mohammed Bouaddi is Associate Professor in Economics at the American University in Cairo. He is currently appointed as the director of graduate programs in Economics at the American University in Cairo. Bouaddi’s research focuses primarily on Econometrics, Financial Economics and Statistics with specialties in econometrics, time series analysis, and financial economics. He has published a dozen of papers in refereed journals and many others as working papers involving applications of econometric methods to policy-related issues in the fields of portfolio selection, financial econometrics, macro-finance and corporate finance. His interest is in the econometrics of factor models. He got his Bachelor's degree in Economics (1991) from Mohamed V University in Rabat, Morocco, his master's degree (1993) from Hassan II University in Casablanca, Morocco, his MSc in Financial Economics (2002) from UQAM University and finally his PhD in Economics from HEC Montreal.
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Articles by Mohammed Bouaddi
Measurement of operational risk regulatory capital in the banking sector: developed countries versus emerging markets
This paper addresses operational risk as a fundamental risk type faced by banks in emerging and developed economies.