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Akomolehin F. Olugbenga

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Review Open access Sep 2026

Tokenisation of Real-World Assets in African Capital Markets: Regulatory Models, Investor Protection and Responsible Adoption

This study examined the institutional and regulatory conditions under which tokenised real-world assets could support capital formation and investor access in African capital markets. A pragmatic qualitative design combined an integrative literature review with structured multiple-case documentary analysis of Nigeria,...

Akomolehin F. Olugbenga · 0 citations
Open access Aug 2026

Cybersecurity Risks in Digitized Capital Markets: Regulatory and Institutional Responses

The study concluded that effective cyber governance strengthens financial market stability and operational resilience in digitized capital markets and recommends harmonized cyber disclosure standards, mandatory incident reporting, cross-border institutional coordination, and stronger operational resilience frameworks t...

Akomolehin F. Olugbenga · 0 citations
Review Open access 2026

Cybersecurity Risks in Digitized Capital Markets: A Comparative Regulatory Analysis of Operational Resilience, Disclosure, and Market Integrity

A multilayered regulatory model is proposed that aligns entity-specific obligations with harmonized reporting, proportionate disclosure, direct oversight of critical third parties, coordinated recovery planning, and market-wide resilience testing, essential for protecting investors, preserving market continuity, and co...

Akomolehin F. Olugbenga · 0 citations
Review 2026

Artificial Intelligence and Financial-Sector Supervision in Africa: Opportunities, Risks and a Framework for Responsible Adoption.

The findings showed that AI could strengthen fraud detection, risk-based supervision, early-warning systems, regulatory-reporting analysis and consumer monitoring, however, poor data quality, algorithmic bias, limited explainability, privacy and cybersecurity risks, skills shortages and vendor dependence constrained re...

Akomolehin F. Olugbenga · 0 citations

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