Enoch Quaye
Lecturer in Finance · University of Bristol · University of Bristol
Quick answer: Enoch Quaye is Lecturer in Finance at University of Bristol. Enoch Quaye shows an active PhD hiring signal as of 2026-09-11.
⭐ I welcome doctoral applicants for PhD under my supervision. The applicant is expected to have good quantitative skills (statistics, actuarial science, or mathematical modeling) and strong academic background.
Research interests
My current research focuses on the finance of pensions and long-term investments. In particular, I study how liquid and illiquid assets affect valuation, discounting, and risk management in global pension systems; how plan design across defined benefit, defined contribution, hybrid, and risk-pooling arrangements shapes sponsor and member outcomes; and how liquidity influences pricing, expected returns, and long-term value. To address these issues, I combine methods from asset pricing, actuarial science, and financial economics.This area offers excellent opportunities for PhD students interested in asset pricing, actuarial science, and global retirement policy.
I welcome doctoral applicants for PhD under my supervision. The applicant is expected to have good quantitative skills (statistics, actuarial science, or mathematical modeling) and strong academic background.
Selected publications (since 2023)
[29/03/2025] Decoupling economic growth from climate change
[20/02/2025] Testing green finance portfolio performance
[01/01/2025] Equity Release Finance
[01/10/2024] Green-adjusted share prices
[03/05/2024] MIDAS and Dividend Growth Predictability
Frequently asked questions
Is Enoch Quaye hiring PhD students at University of Bristol?
Yes. As of 2026-09-11, Enoch Quaye's faculty page shows a PhD hiring signal: I welcome doctoral applicants for PhD under my supervision. The applicant is expected to have good quantitative skills (statistics, actuarial science, or mathematical modeling) and strong academic bac.
What does Enoch Quaye research?
My current research focuses on the finance of pensions and long-term investments. In particular, I study how liquid and illiquid assets affect valuation, discounting, and risk management in global pension systems; how plan design across defined benefit, defined contribution, hybrid, and risk-pooling
Data last updated: 2026-09-11 · Source: phd-match.com faculty database.
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