@ucc.edu.gh
Tutor, College of Distance Education (CoDE), Unit of Business Programmes, Cape Coast, Ghana
University of Cape Coast (UCC), College of Distance Education (CoDE)
Ronald Ebenezer Essel is a Tutor in Finance at the University of Cape Coast, College of Distance Education, Unit of Business programmes, Ghana. He holds an M. Phil finance and a B.Sc. (Admin) banking and finance degrees, from the University of Ghana Business School. Ronald was a Credit Analyst at Republic Bank Ltd and Prudential Bank Limited for six years. He also worked with theSOFTtribe Limited for a year as a software implementation/support officer. Ronald’s research interest is in finance/economics (financial markets developments, FDI and growth, TQM and firm performance, banking and international trade, gender based violence issues in Africa) and has a number of research publications to his credit.
Period: July 2015
Institution: University of Ghana, Legon
Degree: M. Phil (Finance)
Modules: 1. Advance Corporate Finance & Investment, 2. Financial Economics, 3. Financial Derivatives, 4. Development Economics for Finance, 5. Economics for Business, 6. Econometrics for Finance, 7. Research Design & Qualitative Techniques, 8. Multivariate Data Analysis, 9. Business Information Systems & 10. Business Strategy.
Thesis: Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) and Productivity Growth of Ghanaian Manufacturing Firms. Now published in International Journal
2. Period: May 2004
Institution: University of Ghana, Legon
Degree: BSc. (Admin) Banking & Finance Option: 2nd Class (honours) upper division
3. Period: December 1998
Institution: Adisadel College, Cape Coast.
Certificate: Senior Secondary Certificate Examinations (SSCE)
Electives: Economics, Mathematics (Elective) & Geography
Finance/Economics in Africa with specific interest in financial markets developments, FDI and growth, TQM and firm performance, banking and international trade, gender based violence issues in Africa
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1. Essel, Ronald (2020). ‘‘Assessing Total Quality Management (TQM) Effect on Hospital Performance in Ghana Using a Non-Probabilistic Approach: The Case of Greater Accra General Hospital (GARH). Metamorphosis: A management Journal, 19 (1), 29-41. . SAGE Publications INC.
2. Essel, Ronald (2019). ‘‘Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) and Productivity Growth of Ghanaian Manufacturing Firms’’, International Journal of Sciences: Basic and Applied Research (IJSBAR)’, , No.2, .
3. Essel, Patricia and Essel, Ronald (2019). ‘‘Violence against Women in Ghana: Interventions by Non-Governmental Organisations”, Munich, Germany. Grin Verlag. Published Online – ISSN 9783346082329.
1. Provided consultancy services for Women in Law and Development in Africa (WiLDAF) Ghana, to support the three districts assemblies in the Eastern Region (Akwapem North, Akwapem South and Okere) to develop and adopt gender policies performed in May 2019 under the project “Influencing Local Development through Utilisation of Data and Gender Mainstreaming” with sponsorship from STAR Ghana and funding from DANIDA, UKAID/DFIS and the European Union.