Review of Development Finance Journal

2018 - 2025

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FDI inflows spillover effect implications on the Asian-Pacific's catching up process pp. 1-15: Elsadig Ahmed and Rahim Kialashaki
Enhancing ICT for insurance in Africa pp. 16-27: Simplice Asongu and Nicholas Odhiambo
Does bank competition spur economic growth? Evidence from west african countries pp. 28-40: Oludele Folarin

An ethical barrier to Japanese funding of microfinance institutions in developing countries pp. 1-21: Takashi Ishida and Mototsugu Fukushige
Stock returns-inflation nexus in Africa during tranquil and crisis periods: New evidence pp. 22-31: Afees Salisu, Samuel F. Onipede and Wasiu Adekunle
Flows to emerging market and developing economies – Global liquidity and uncertainty versus country-specific pull factors pp. 32-50: Ansgar Belke and Ulrich Volz
Wagner and the fading voracity effect: short vs. long-run effects in developing countries pp. 51-78: Joao Jalles
Central bank independence and economic welfare in Africa: Do institutional quality and levels of central bank independence matter? pp. 79-93: Baah Aye Kusi, Obed Anann Nortey and Gloria Clarissa Dzeha

Bank concentration, competition, and financial inclusion pp. 1-17: Ann Owen and Javier Pereira
Do small caps generate above average returns in the Brazilian stock market? pp. 18-24: Matheus José Silva de Souza, Danilo Guimarães Franco Ramosb, Marina Garcia Pena, Vinicius Amorim Sobreiro and Herbert Kimura
Financial development and intergenerational education mobility pp. 25-37: Annalisa Russino
Credit risk in microfinance industry: Evidence from sub-Saharan Africa pp. 38-48: Sydney Chikalipah
Sub-Saharan African Eurobond yields: What really matters beyond global factors? pp. 49-62: Christian Senga, Danny Cassimon and Dennis Essers
On the importance of Chinese investment in Africa pp. 63-73: Ficawoyi Donou-Adonsou and Sokchea Lim