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Published research, working papers, and essays on financial regulation, systemic risk, and capital markets in emerging economies.

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Fixed Income Market Development in CEMAC: A Comparative Analysis of Regulatory Architecture and Capital Market Depth against UEMOA
Comparative analysis of CEMAC and UEMOA fixed-income markets, examining regulatory architecture, market depth, and the institutional structures shaping regional bond-market development.
SSRNSeptember 2026Fixed IncomeCEMACCapital Markets
Furnisher, not Excluded: Mapping the Scope Gap Between CEMAC's Credit Information-sharing Mandate and Mobile Money Data
Analysis of BIC-CEMAC's exclusion of mobile money operators as data furnishers under BEAC Instructions 014/2020 and 010/2020.
SSRNAugust 2026Academic
Alternative Data and Credit Risk Assessment in Emerging African Economies
A quantitative and regulatory framework for using alternative data in credit scoring across African markets.
SSRNMay 2026Academic
Liquidity as Control: Why the Coffee Paradigm Has Reversed
A 28‑page paper exploring how liquidity has shifted from a passive measure to an active tool of control.
SSRNJuly 2026Academic
The 2026 State of Alternative Credit Scoring in Sub-Saharan Africa
Policy brief on the current state and dynamics around alternative credit scoring in Africa with references from around the world.
Academia.eduJuly 2026Finance
The Topography of Silence
Essay on the architecture of quiet in a world of relentless signal. Explores Cioran, Kafka, and the jurisprudence of pause.
SubstackPhilosophy
The Tyranny of the Ledger
How double-entry bookkeeping reshaped human morality, from Pacioli to blockchain.
SubstackEconomics
The Ethics of Algorithmic Determinism
When an algorithm executes a trade based on deterministic rules, the coder becomes the unspoken legislator.
EssayTechnology & Ethics
Algorithmic Trading: A Regulatory Void in OHADA Law
Analysis of the regulatory gap in African securities law regarding autonomous trading systems.
AcademicSecurities Law
Modeling Inflation Volatility in the CEMAC Zone
Application of GARCH-family models to inflation dynamics in the Central African Economic and Monetary Community.
DissertationEconometrics
The Illusion of Choice in Abstract Systems
How financial interfaces and legal frameworks constrain agency. The efficient frontier as a curated menu.
EssaySystems Theory
On the Nature of Abstract Capital
Capital as mathematical abstraction untethered from physical production. Derivatives as meta-referential instruments.
EssayEconomic Philosophy
Phenomenology of the Digital Interface
The screen as membrane. How financial applications anesthetize users to the reality of capital destruction.
EssayDigital Ontology
Morality in the Age of High-Frequency Thought
Ethics require friction. When markets move at light speed and regulation at paper speed, moral deliberation becomes the bottleneck.
EssayEthics & Speed
Corporate Governance in Decentralized Finance
DAOs and the challenge to centralized boards. Proposes a 'Limited Liability DAO' legal classification.
AcademicCorporate Law
The Liability of Autonomous Financial Agents
Who is liable when a deep RL agent spoofs a market? Rejects electronic personhood, advocates vicarious liability.
AcademicCorporate Liability
Stochastic Calculus in High-Frequency Markets: Legal Precedents
When models fail symmetrically across institutions, is it negligence or an Act of God?
AcademicQuant Finance
Revisiting Fiduciary Duty for Quantitative Analysts
The quant engineer writing C++ wields more power than a portfolio manager. Extending fiduciary duty down the technical hierarchy.
AcademicProfessional Ethics
Silicon and Silence
Prose-poem on the compiler's indifference. The machine calculates risk without moral weight.
VerseTechnology
The Architecture of the Void
Prose-poem. The empty ledger, the uncompiled code, the silence before the gavel.
VerseMetaphysics
The Market of Hours
Prose-poem on time as the only true currency. We liquidate our lives to fund our own survival.
VerseEconomics
Echoes in the Agora
The public square has migrated to the network. Algorithms as arbiters of discourse.
VerseHuman Condition
The Boundaries of Knowing
Epistemology of quantitative models. The map is static but the territory of human behavior is fluid.
VerseEpistemology