Tomoe Moore
Lecturer
Economics and Finance
Brunel University
Uxbridge, UB8 3PH
United Kingdom
Biography
Qualifications
- PhD Economics and Finance (Loughborough)
- MSc Economics and Finance (Loughborough)
- BSc Economics (Loughborough)
Personal Biography
Dr. Tomoe Moore joined Brunel University in September 2007. She obtained a Distinction in her MSc from Loughborough University, and the Ph.D, which was funded by the DFID ‘Finance and Development’ program.Previously, she taught at Coventry University, whilst she was a visiting lecturer at Loughborough University. She has published in leading international journals such as World Development, Economic Development and Cultural Change, Journal of Comparative Economics, Journal of Development Studies, Journal of International Financial Markets Institutions and Money, Manchester School, European Journal of Finance, International Review of Financial Analyses.
Research
Research Overview
My research interest ranges from macroeconomics to finance in the context of emerging and developing economies. In macroeconomics, I am, in particular, interested in a flow of funds analysis in a general equilibrium framework, and monetary policy for developing economies. In finance, I focus on global finance by exploring the Credit Default Swap market, stock market and foreign exchange market. I also conduct research on corporate finance for the area of credit constraint. Recently, I have been engaged in researching the banking sector and its market structure in relation to profitability and competition.
Member, Centre for Empirical Finance.
Member, Brunel Institute for Ageing Studies, Collaborative Research Network.
Current Projects
CDS market and financial crises
Competition, market structure, regulation, institution in the banking sector
Recently Completed Projects
British Academy
Financial constraints for Eastern European Countries
£7,500
April 2007 - March 2009
Tomoe Moore (PI)
PhD Supervision
Ali Mirzaei: Market structure in the banking sector; 2009 - 2012
Teaching
Undergraduate Programmes
Module convenor
- Financial Markets (level 1)
- Corporate Investment (level 2)
Administration
- Programme Convenor for BSc Economics & BSc Economics & Management
- Admissions Tutor
External Activity
- Research Associate: Finance, Regulatory Reform and Development Applied Research Group, Coventry University
- Membership: European Economics and Finance Society
- The Higher Education Academy Fellowship, The Higher Education Academy Board, UK
Publications
Publications
Journal Papers
(2012) Wang, P. and Moore, T., The integration of the credit default swap markets during the US subprime crisis: Dynamic correlation analysis, Journal of International Financial Markets, Institutions and Money 22 (1) : 1- 15
(2011) Ghatak, S. and Moore, T., Monetary policy rules for transition economies: An empirical approach, Review of Development Economics 15 (4) : 714- 728
(2010) Moore, T., A Critical appraisal of McKinnon's complementarity hypothesis: Does the real rate of return on money matter for investment in developing countries?, World Development 38 (3) : 260- 269
(2009) Moore, T., Soft Budget Constraints in EU Transition Economy Enterprises, International Finance 12 (3) : 411- 430
(2009) Moore, T. and Wang, P., Sudden changes in volatility: the case of five central European stock markets,, the Journal of International Financial Markets, Institutions and Money 19 (2) : 33- 46
(2008) Moore, T. and Wang, P., Financial market integration for the transition economies: Time-Varying Conditional Correlation Approach, the Manchester School 76 (1) : 116- 133
(2008) Moore, T. and Green, CJ., Flow of funds, and the impact of financial controls on bank portfolio behaviour: a study of India, The European Journal of Finance 14 (7)
(2008) Mallick, S. and Moore, T., Foreign capital in a growth model, The Review of Development Economics 12 (1)
(2007) Moore, T., Has the entry to the EU altered the dynamic link of the stock returns for the emerging markets?, Applied Financial Economics 17 1431- 1446
(2007) Moore, T. and Wang, P., Volatility in stock returns for new EU member states: Markov regime switching model, International Review of Financial Analyses 16 282- 292
(2006) Moore, T. and Pentecost, EJ., An investigation into the sources of fluctuation in real and nominal wage rates in eight EU countries: A structural VAR approach, Journal of Comparative Economics 34 (2) : 357- 376 Download publication
(2006) Pentecost, EJ. and Moore, T., Financial liberalization in India and a new test of the complementarity hypothesis, Economic Development and Cultural Change 54 (2) : 487- 502 Download publication
(2006) Moore, T., Green, CJ. and Murinde, V., Financial sector reforms and stochastic policy simulation: A flow of funds model for India, Journal of Policy Modeling 28 (3) : 319- 333 Download publication
(2005) Moore, T., Green, CJ. and Murinde, V., Portfolio behaviour in a flow of funds model for the household in India, The Journal of Development Studies 41 (4) : 675- 702
(2005) Mallick, S. and Moore, T., Impact of World Bank lending in an adjustment-led growth model, Economic Systems 29 (4) : 366- 383 Download publication
(2005) Moore, T. and Green, CJ., Other financial Institutions’ Portfolio Behaviour and Policy Implications: A Study of India, International Economic Journal 19 (4) : 543- 561
Conference Papers
(2011) Mirzaei, A., Liu, G. and Moore, T., Market Structure and Bank Activity in Emerging and Advanced Economies: The Impact on Risk and Returns (1999-2008), The European Economic Association
Book Chapters
(2007) Moore, T. and Green, CJ., A portfolio approach to firms’ financing decision: evidence from India using the Almost Ideal Demand System. In: Research in Accounting in Emerging Economies. (7) : 355- 377
Books
(2007) Moore, T., India's emerging financial market: A flow of funds model. Routledge, Taylor & Francis
