INTRODUCING

PROF. DR. TURALAY KENC

Country of Origin
Turkey

Qualification
PhD in Economics at the University of York, England.

Email

Phone Number
+603 7651 4161

A Brief Introduction

Prof Turalay has gained work and consultancy experience from a range of countries and institutions including US Fed, UK OMFIF, Canadian think tank the Centre for International Governance Innovation and the Kazakhstan National Bank. He worked at several UK universities including the University of Cambridge, Birkbeck College London, the University of Durham, Imperial College London at different capacities. Before joining the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey as a Board Member in April 2009, he was Professor of Finance at the Bradford University School of Management. He also served as chair of the Bank for International Settlements’ Irving Fisher Committee on Central Bank Statistics and editor-in-chief of the Central Banking Review-Journal.

Publications

  • 1) “Effectiveness of Macroprudential Policies on Credit Surge and Stop Episodes”, joint with M. F. Ekinci and U. Tezcan, Open Economies Review, (2024)
  • 2) “Growth Effect of Raising Corporate Tax Rates”, joint with joint with Emrah Ismail Cevik, Economic Systems, (2024)
  • 3) “Estimating Volatility Clustering and Variance Risk Premium Effects on Bank Default Indicators”, joint with E. I. Cevik, Review of Accounting and Finance, (2021)
  • 4) “Default Indicators with Volatility Clustering”, joint with Sel Dibooglu and EmrahIsmail Cevik, Annals of Finance, Volume 17, 2020, pp: 127–151.7)
  • 5) “Leverage, Uncertainty and Investment Decisions”, joint with Ciaran Driver, Economics Letters, Volume:190: 109052, (2020)

Teaching Courses

PhD in Islamic Finance (by Coursework and Dissertation)

  • Financial Modeling
  • International Finance

Master of Science in Islamic Finance (MSc)

  • Financial Modeling
  • International Finance

MBA (Sustainable Business)

Financial Analysis and Valuation

Masters in Islamic Finance Practice (MIFP)

Sustainability Management and Investment