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Position: Lecturer, Public Finance,Chairman, Standing Committee on Collaborations, Department of Public Policy & Administration
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Dr. Muthinja is a University of the Witwatersrand trained finance expert and an accomplished financial innovations researcher. Moses holds a PhD in Finance from the University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa. He is a specialist in Public finance, financial innovations and financial inclusion. He holds a Master of Business Administration and Bachelor of Education both from the University of Nairobi. Moses is a Certified Public Accountant of Kenya, Certified Public Secretary of Kenya, Member of the Institute of Certified Public accountants of Kenya ICPA-K and a Practicing member of the Institute of Certified Public Secretaries of Kenya ICPS-K trading as Real Time Registrars (CPS-K). As a practicing Company Secretary, Moses is practically involved in corporate governance of client companies, provides consultancy on regulatory compliance of companies and registration as well as de-registration of businesses.
Dr. Muthinja is the Chairperson, Standing Committee on collaborations, Department of Public Policy and Administration, Kenyatta University. The committee is in charge of initiating collaborations with academia and industry. Dr. Muthinja has served as a lead consultant for a number of organizations such as SNV Netherlands Development Organization, Agency for peace and Development among others. Dr. Muthinja is the current Chairperson, Meru County Performance Management Committee. The committee oversees performance of all county departments, the office of the Governor and all Semi-Autonomous Government Agencies (SAGA) at Meru County. The Committee aims at improving efficiency in the production processes at the County. The 11 member committee is also reviewing performance of the county with regard to the rapid results initiatives currently being undertaken. Lastly, the committee provides quarterly reports to the County Governor on employee performance.
Dr. Muthinja’s PhD research entailed an empirical study of all commercial banks in Kenya over a 10 year period using advanced econometric approaches. The PhD research won the African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) research grant as well as a research grant from the School of Economic and Business Sciences, University of the Witwatersrand. He is a peer reviewer of Finance Manuscripts submitted to the Journal of African Business. Dr. Muthinja is also a Research Associate at the University of South Africa currently involved in the African Union research project (AUC_UNISA Agenda 2063 project) being undertaken by the University of South Africa. He has written extensively in print media and in high impact accredited peer reviewed journals. He has completed surveys on affordable housing finance in Kenya, Djibouti and Eritrea on behalf of the Center for Affordable Housing Finance in Africa based in South Africa for three consecutive years (2016-2019). He has firm grounding in both qualitative and quantitative research methodologies.

Research Achievements
Published Papers

Dr. Muthinja is currently heading the Financial Innovation and Financial Inclusion Policy Research Programme at the Department. He is the Principal investigator for innovation studies in general and financial innovation in particular in the programme.
Muthinja, M. M., & Chipeta, C. (2018). What drives financial innovations in Kenya’s commercial banks? An empirical study on firm and macro-level drivers of branchless banking. Journal of African Business, 19(3), 385-408.
Muthinja, M. M., & Chipeta, C. (2018). Financial innovation, firm performance and the speeds of adjustment: New evidence from Kenya’s banking sector. Journal of Economic and Financial Sciences, 11(1), 1-11.
Chipeta, C., & Muthinja, M. M. (2018). Financial innovations and bank performance in Kenya: Evidence from branchless banking models. South African Journal of Economic and Management Sciences, 21(1), 11.

Conference Papers

Muthinja, M. M., & Chipeta, C. (2015). Mobile Payments and the Creative Destruction of Traditional Payment Systems: Evidence from Kenya's Network Externalities. Paper presented at the 5th International Conference on Financial Services, 29th September-1 October, 2015, Port Elizabeth, South Africa.
Muthinja, M. M. (2013). The Role of Informal Financial Markets in the Economic Development of South Africa. Paper presented at the First Annual Financial Economics workshop,'Financial Economics and the Nexus of Growth, Stability & Efficiency'. Jointly hosted by University of Cape Town Graduate school of business and Economic Research Southern Africa (ERSA), Cape Town, South Africa.
Muthinja M.M. and Adedeji A. (2017) Political Competition and Fiscal Performance in Sub-Saharan Africa. Research Proposal presented at the African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) Bi-annual workshop held in Arusha, Tanzania on December 3-7, 2017.

Articles Published in Business Daily

Business Daily, 24/11/2015: Lack of access to key financial services comes in many forms http://www.businessdailyafrica.com/analysis/Lack-of-access-to-key-financial-services/539548-2968608-4pusesz/index.html
Business Daily, 23/5/2017: Why informal financial markets are here to stay http://www.businessdailyafrica.com/analysis/Why-informal-financial-markets-are-here-to-stay/539548-3937182-xmcwq2z/index.html
Business Daily, 27/6/2017: Mobile payments and the future of electronic cards http://www.businessdailyafrica.com/analysis/Mobile-payments-and-the-future-of-electronic-cards/539548-3988416-hvcw01/index.html
Business Daily, 25/7/2017: Policy dilemma in the informal financial markets http://www.businessdailyafrica.com/analysis/Policy-dilemma--informal-financial-markets/539548-4031934-11puts1z/index.html

Membership in Professional Associations

Member of the Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Kenya-ICPAK (Member number R/6608)
Member of the Institute of Certified Secretaries-ICS (Member number-2399)
Member of the Institute of Risk Management, South Africa (Member number 55333380)

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November 17, 2020

The economy should have recovered in Q3, albeit frailly, after contracting for the first time in at least a decade in Q2 due to the pandemic. Exports increased in July–August after shrinking in Q2, while the fall in imports softened in the same period. However, this still points to weakened domestic demand. Moving forward, the situation was seemingly upbeat at the outset of Q4: Business conditions improved notably in October, with the private sector PMI climbing to a record high, boosted by strengthening aggregate demand as more restrictions were eased. However, a recent rise in Covid-19 cases prompted a snap-back of containment measures in early November, boding ill for activity. In other news, the government aims to borrow an additional KES 1.0 trillion (around USD 9.2 billion) for the current fiscal year (1 July 2020–30 June 2021) as revenues have dwindled, and is seeking a second IMF loan.

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