Dr. Adeola Adejayan, EKITI STATE UNIVERSITY, Nigeria
Dr. Adejayan Adeola Oluwakemi is a distinguished Lecturer I in the Department of Finance at Ekiti State University, Nigeria, with over a decade of academic prowess. She earned her Ph.D. in Finance, complemented by First‑Class honours in Banking and Finance. A proud member of the Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria, Dr. Oluwakemi excels in teaching corporate finance, financial markets, and risk management. Currently, she is enriching her expertise as a Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of KwaZulu‑Natal, South Africa, where her focus lies in green finance and sustainable financial practices. Her dedication to academia is reflected in her supervision of numerous undergraduate projects and consistent publication record in peer‑reviewed journals.
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Education 🎓
Dr. Oluwakemi holds a Ph.D. in Finance with insightful research in corporate and sustainable finance. She graduated with First‑Class honours in her undergraduate and postgraduate Banking and Finance degrees. Her commitment to continuous learning is demonstrated through advanced coursework and professional certifications, especially as part of the Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria. Furthering her scholarly journey, she is currently pursuing postdoctoral work at the University of KwaZulu‑Natal in South Africa. There, she deepens her knowledge in green financial systems and sustainability, reflecting a lifelong pursuit of academic excellence and a strong foundation in both theory and application.
Experience 💼
With over ten years of teaching experience, Dr. Oluwakemi has held the position of Lecturer I at Ekiti State University, Nigeria. She has delivered courses in corporate finance, financial markets, and risk management, mentoring a substantial number of undergraduate students. Additionally, she serves as a Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of KwaZulu‑Natal, South Africa, where she engages in research on green finance and sustainable financial practices. Beyond academia, she has collaborated on consultancy and industry-focused projects, leveraging her expertise in banking, finance, and policy impact. Her academic and professional journey shines through in transparent supervision, impactful mentorship, and meaningful cross-border collaborations.
Research Interest 🔍
Dr. Oluwakemi focuses her research on international finance, financial sector development, and sustainability finance. As a Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of KwaZulu‑Natal, she investigates green finance, environmental accounting, and sustainable financial systems. Her collaborations span Nigeria and South Africa, exploring areas like financial inclusion, macroeconomic stability, and capital market development. She integrates empirical research with interdisciplinary approaches to tackle pressing challenges in emerging economies. Her recent work includes examining exchange rate dynamics, corporate capital structure, and risk management, always with a focus on actionable insights for policy, sustainability, and institutional development.
Awards 🏆
Dr. Oluwakemi’s scholarly work has earned recognition through multiple research grants and academic accolades. With over 58 citations, an h‑index of 3, and an i10‑index of 3, she has established a notable academic footprint. Her award preferences include the ‘Best Researcher Award’, reflecting her dedication to producing novel and impactful research. She has been acknowledged for contributions in green finance and sustainable investment practices, demonstrating excellence in both teaching and research. Her professional memberships, such as with the Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria, further attest to her commitment to quality and professional integrity in the field of finance.
Publication Top Notes 📚
Strategic marketing innovation and bank performance in Nigeria
PULL AND PUSH FACTORS AS DETERMINANT OF FOREIGN PORTFOLIO INVESTMENT IN THE EMERGING MARKET.
Impact of foreign private investment on the development of Nigerian capital market
Determinants of Financial Stability of Deposit Money Banks in Nigeria
CAPITAL MARKET DEVELOPMENT AND ECONOMIC GROWTH OF WEST AFRICAN COUNTRIES.
Risk management and profitability of quoted banks in Nigeria
Sensitivity of macroeconomic variables to exchange rate shock in Nigeria and South Africa: A structural vector auto regression approach
investigating the factors influencing commercial Bank lending in Nigeria
Does External Debt Cause Growth? A Comparative Study Of Nigerian And South African Economies
Nigerian Journal of Banking and Financial Issues