Kenneth Högholm

Kenneth Högholm is a Professor at the University of Vaasa, Finland, with a PhD in Economics and Business Administration from Hanken School of Economics (1994). His research spans Finance, Econometrics, and Economics, focusing on stock markets, liquidity risk, financial crises, and emerging markets.

Education:

• Doctor of Science (Economics and Business Administration), Business Economics, Svenska handelshögskolan (Hanken School of Economics), Finland (1994)

Research Interests:
Kenneth's work explores the dynamics of stock price behavior, illiquidity risks, and asymmetric market responses. His research also covers corporate finance, dividend policies, and performance analysis in both European and US markets. He has contributed to understanding financial crises impacts on banking and industry returns.

Recent Articles:
His latest publications examine European stock price synchronicity, liquidity provision in emerging markets, and asymmetric fund performance. Keywords highlight a strong focus on finance and econometrics, with subtopics including market efficiency, risk adjustment, and empirical estimation methods.

Advising & Collaborations:
Kenneth has participated in 26 PhD thesis supervisions and examinations. He engages in external collaborations and serves as a board member for multiple organizations, including Solvallastiftelsen and Svensk-Österbottniska Samfundet (2024).