Ashu Tiwari | Economics | Best Researcher Award

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Best Researcher Award

Ashu Tiwari — University Canada West, Canada

Ashu Tiwari
Affiliation University Canada West
Country Canada
Scopus ID 57209731525
Documents 11
Citations 37
h-index 4
Subject Area Economics
Event Global Scholar Awards

Ashu Tiwari is associated with University Canada West and works within economics, public policy, financial risk, insurance, econometrics, technology, and related areas of applied economic research. University Canada West describes her academic expertise and scholarly activity, including research articles and book chapters published through established academic outlets.[1]

Abstract

Ashu Tiwari is a faculty member at University Canada West whose scholarship spans economics, financial risk, insurance, econometrics, technology, and public policy. Her research examines insurance consumption, credit markets, agricultural insurance, green development, data protection, and disaster risk governance. These themes connect empirical economic analysis with policy-relevant questions across emerging and developing economies. Her scholarly record includes journal articles, book chapters, conference research, and current work on risk and insurance. The Best Researcher Award profile recognizes this interdisciplinary trajectory and its relevance to contemporary economic decision-making, financial resilience, sustainability, and evidence-informed public policy. internationally, across diverse institutional and regulatory contexts.[4]

Keywords

Insurance consumption, risk aversion, nonlife insurance, credit insurance, opaque credit markets, information asymmetry, agricultural insurance, agricultural green development, sustainable development, financial risk, insurance technology, ICT-enabled platforms, data protection, natural disaster risk management, collaborative governance, emerging economies, developing economies, applied econometrics, financial markets, economic policy, and risk management.

Introduction

Ashu Tiwari’s academic profile is situated within economics and public policy, with research interests extending across insurance, financial markets, risk management, econometrics, technology, and sustainable development. University Canada West identifies her expertise in economics and public policy and notes scholarly activity through journal articles and book chapters published with publishers.[1]

Research Profile

Ashu Tiwari is a faculty member in the Department of Quantitative Studies at University Canada West, Vancouver. Her work emphasizes the global financial environment and risk economics, particularly relationships among economic policy, financial markets, insurance, and risk management. Her methodological interests include applied econometrics, panel data, time-series analysis, and VAR techniques.[2]

Research Contributions

Ashu Tiwari has contributed research examining how insurance, information asymmetry, technology, and policy conditions shape economic outcomes. Her publications address nonlife insurance consumption, credit insurance, agricultural insurance, green development, data protection, and natural-disaster risk management. Together, these studies demonstrate interest in applied economic problems requiring empirical evidence and institutional analysis.[2]

Publications

Ashu Tiwari’s publications should be evaluated through verified bibliographic records rather than inferred from profile names alone. The supplied Scopus, Google Scholar, and ResearchGate pages can assist in locating publications, authorship information, and citation records. Individual titles, journals, years, and DOI identifiers require verification before formal bibliographic attribution. [3]

Research Impact

Ashu Tiwari’s research impact can be assessed through publication quality, citations, scholarly collaboration, and evidence of influence within economics. Available profile links support discoverability, while authoritative bibliographic databases provide stronger evidence for quantitative assessment. A complete evaluation should use current records and distinguish documented impact from claims requiring further verification.[5]

Award Suitability

Ashu Tiwari’s profile is suitable for consideration within a Best Researcher Award framework because it demonstrates scholarly activity across economics, insurance, risk, technology, and public policy. Her work includes publications and conference research addressing contemporary economic challenges. Award consideration should remain based on verifiable research quality, relevance, originality, and documented impact.

Conclusion

Ashu Tiwari presents a multidisciplinary economics profile centered on risk, insurance, financial systems, technology, and policy. Her scholarship combines empirical methods with applied questions concerning emerging economies, sustainability, and institutional resilience. Within the Global Scholar Awards context, her record provides a basis for recognition, subject to transparent evaluation of documented achievements.

References

  1. University Canada West. (n.d.). Dr. Ashu Tiwari: Faculty profile. University Canada West.
    https://www.ucanwest.ca/directory/dr-ashu-tiwari
  2. ResearchGate. (n.d.). Ashu Tiwari — Research profile and publications.
    https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Ashu-Tiwari
  3. Tiwari, A. (2024). Collaborative governance and integrated risk management framework of natural disasters. Journal of Asia Business Studies, 18(6), 1668–1686. https://doi.org/10.1108/JABS-10-2022-0342
  4. Tiwari, A., & Patro, A. (2019). Credit Insurance under Different Policy Regimes and Associated Risk of Crisis. In The Impacts of Monetary Policy in the 21st Century: Perspectives from Emerging Economies. Emerald Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-78973-319-820191034
  5. Malik, M. Y., Tiwari, A., & Hemat, W. (2024). Heterogeneous effects of agricultural insurance on agricultural green development: Evidence from sub-national economies of India. Discover Sustainability. https://doi.org/10.1007/s43621-024-00687-4

Emile Segbegnon Sonehekpon | Quantitative Economics | Young Scientist Award

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Dr. Emile Segbegnon Sonehekpon | Quantitative Economics | Young Scientist Award

Researcher | Ecole Nationale Superieure de Statistique et d’Economie Appliquee | Benin

Dr. Emile Sègbégnon Sonehekpon is an Economist and Policy Analyst specializing in quantitative and applied economics, with expertise in financial stability, agricultural credit markets, and development policy in Sub-Saharan Africa. He earned his Ph.D. in Quantitative Economics from the National School of Statistics and Applied Economics (ENSEA), Abidjan, in 2024, where his dissertation focused on “Accessing Farm Credit Market: The Role of Asymmetry and Information Sharing.” His research employs advanced econometric and statistical modeling to analyze issues related to banking risk, information asymmetry, financial inclusion, and poverty reduction. Dr. Sonehekpon has published in several peer-reviewed journals, including the Journal of Financial Economic Policy, Agricultural Finance Review, and the Revue Économique et Monétaire, and he is currently developing multiple papers on artificial intelligence in banking, credit market segmentation, and renewable energy financing. He has presented his work at major international conferences such as the Canadian Society for Economic Science Congress (2022) and the Atlantic Canada Economic Association Conference (2023), and has received specialized training in risk modeling and impact evaluation from Université Laval and the J-PAL Laboratory (MIT network). Professionally, he has served as a Research Assistant at the National Institute of Agricultural Research of Benin (INRAB) and as a Teaching Assistant at the University of Abomey-Calavi, contributing to both research and academic instruction. His collaborations with institutions such as Moncton University, the World Bank, and WAEMU research networks reflect his commitment to promoting evidence-based policymaking. Fluent in French and English, Dr. Sonehekpon’s scholarly and professional contributions aim to enhance inclusive economic growth through the integration of empirical analysis and policy innovation in Africa.

Profile: Scopus 

Featured Publications

Sonehekpon, E. S. (2024). Heterogeneity effect of prudential regulation on the stability of banks: Evidence from WAEMU banks using quantile regression with fixed effects. Journal of Financial Economic Policy.

Dr. Emile S. Sonehekpon’s research advances evidence-based economic policymaking by integrating quantitative modeling with real-world development challenges. His work strengthens financial stability, promotes inclusive access to credit, and supports sustainable growth across developing economies through data-driven insights and policy innovation.