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Dr Cheruiyot Peter KimutaiSenior Lecturer Teach: Economics, Finance and Banking Department of Accounting, finance and economicsP.O Box 4906 00100 GPO, NAIROBIEmail : [email protected]: 0722986101, 0734986101

Mission Statement: To Deliver the Best at all timesMotto: Ecclesiastes 9:10; “Whatever your hand finds to do, do it with all your might”

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY AND ADMINISTRATIVE POSITIONS (Work Experience)Duration Position held Institution19th May 2015 to date Senior Lecturer,

Dean School of Business &Economics: University of Kabianga

1st March 2013 to 18th May2015

Lecturer, Dean School of Business &Economics: University of Kabianga

13th April to 28th Feb.2013: Lecturer, Dean School of Business &Economics: Kabianga University College (Moi Uni)

11th April 2011 to date: Lecturer School of Business and Economics: Kabianga University College (Moi Uni.)

3rd Jan. to 10th April 2011: Parttime Lecturer,

School of Business and Economics: Kabianga University College

1st Sept. 2008 to 10th April 2011:

Lecturer, Dean School of Business and Economics: – Kabarak University

15th Aug. 2007 31st Aug. 2008

Lecturer School of Business and Economics: KabarakUniversity

May 2008 to Dec. 2010 Parttime Lecturer PhD programme: School of Business and Economics:Moi University

1st July 2003 – 15th July 2007

Senior Lecturer Faculty of Commerce:– Strathmore University

AREAS OF TEACHING INTEREST

Economics: Introduction to Economics, Micro and Macroeconomics, International Economics, Managerial Economics;

Finance and Banking: Financial Institutions and Markets; Financial Management, Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management, Financial Statement Analysis; Business andCorporate Finance; International Finance; Real Estate Finance and Investment;

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Development Finance, Monetary Theory and Practice, Money and Banking, Management of Financial Institutions, among courses

CURRENT AREAS OF RESEARCH AND STUDY INTERESTS:• The Kenyan Commercial Banking industry and other financial institutions,• Monetary Economics concentrating on Monetary policy and its related disciplines,• Finance, focusing on Development Resources • Case Writing and Teaching among other areas

ACADEMIC PROFILE• 10th April 2002: Graduated from Warsaw School of Economics, Warsaw, Poland• 29th October 2001: Conferred with a PhD degree in Economics at Warsaw School of

Economics,• 22nd October 2001: Successfully defended the Ph.D. thesis on monetary policy at Warsaw

School of Economic• 1st Oct. 1998 – 19th of Feb. 2001: Worked on a Ph.D. Research thesis entitled: “Monetary

policy in developing economies, A Case Study of Kenya”, at Warsaw School of Economics, Poland, affiliated to the faulty of Management and Finance.

• 3rd October 1994/95 – 1997/98 academic years 19th March: MSc. degree in Finance and Banking, acquired at Warsaw School of Economics, Poland. The thesis worked on is entitled “Management of Assets and Liabilities of a commercial bank; A Case Study of Kenyan banking system” based on the then reigning conditions in the concerned banking industry.

• 1st October 1991/92 – 1992/93: 1st year student at the University of Warsaw, department of Economics before transferring to Warsaw School of Economics where I completed on Thursday, 19th March 1998 at a master’s degree level.

• 10th Sept. 1990 to 26th June 1991: Polish Language School for foreigners in Lodz (Łódź) University, Poland

• February 1988 – 15th November 1989: Kituro High School, Baringo District, Kenya, for Kenya Advanced Certificate of Education (KACE), an “A” level Certificate Course. Principal subjects being Economics, History, Geography as well as C.R.E and General paper as subsidiaries

• Friday 27th November 1987: Completed a Kenya Certificate of Education (KCE) course likewise known as “O” level Certificate Course at Litein High School in Bureti District, Kenya

TRAININGS, WORKSHOPS, SEMINARS AND CONFERENCES ATTENDED• 2nd and 3rd Dec. 2013: Workshop on, Curricula development and review for newly

chartered universities at Midland Hotel Nakuru• 22nd March 2013: Copyright SeminarFacilitated by Kenya Copyright Board, at

University of Kabianga• 22nd 23rd March 2012: Workshop on Intellectual Property Rights Facilitated by KIPI,

KEPHIS and KECOBO at Kabianga University College• 24th May 2011: Disability Mainstreaming Sensitization workshop held at Kabianga

University College• 1st – 4th December 2009: Workshop in business studies, Kampala Uganda • 21ST – 25th August 2009: Transformational Leadership Seminar Series in Kenya


• 14th – 20th May 2006: Teaching the Practice of Management 2, Lagos Business School, Nigeria,

• 23rd –26th May 2005: Case Teaching Workshop Strathmore University – Nairobi• 16th – 20th May 2005: Case Writing Workshop Strathmore University Nairobi• 30th Nov – 2nd Dec 2004: Training of Trainers (TOTs) workshop Merica Hotel – Nakuru,

Kenya• 6th – 9th May 1996: Seminar on Secured Lending and Project Finance, Banking

Regulations and Supervision, Legal Aspects of International Payments Systems (UNCITRAL Model Law) University of Warsaw, Poland

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PUBLICATIONS:I. Published1. Ondiek B. Alala, Kimutai Peter Cheruiyot, Akuku Caleb, (2012), “Network of Institutional

Control and Restrains on Kenya Financial Systems”, A Journal of the Management University of Africa Vol. 1, No 12, ISSN No 20744730

2. Rop Williter Chepkemoi Ngeno, Bet Shadrack, Kimutai Cheruiyot (2013); ‘’The Performance Appraisal Policy and Tools used by the Kenya Teachers Service Commission in Bomet Constituency’’ International Journal of Humanities, Vol.3 No 16 (Special Issue – August 2013)

3. Charles Yegon, Dr. Jane. Sang, Dr. P.K. Cheruiyot (2014), ”Effects of Financial Risk Management on Firm’s Profitability: Panel Data Econometrics of Selected MicroFinancial Institutions in Kenya” Research Journal of Finance and Accounting, www.iiste.org ISSN 22221697 (Paper) ISSN 22222847 (Online) Vol.5, No.9

4. Charles Yegon, Joseph Cheruiyot, Dr. J. Sang, Dr. P.K. Cheruiyot (2014), “The Effects of Capital Structure on Firm’s Profitability: Evidence from Kenya’s Banking Sector” Research Journal of Finance and Accounting www.iiste.org ISSN 22221697 (Paper) ISSN 22222847 (Online) Vol.5, No.9

PAPERSIN PRINT

II. Accepted for publications

1. Joseph Rotich, Dr. Peter Cheruiyot, Dr. Mark Korir (2014),”An Empirical Test of the Relationship between Private Savings and Economic Growth: A Case of Kenya” Research Journal of Finance and Accounting, ISSN (Paper) 22221697 ISSN (Online) 22222847

III. Ready for publication2. Joseph Rotich, Dr. Peter Cheruiyot, Dr. Mark Korir (2014), “The Impact of socioeconomic

factors on the Performance of Small and Medium size Enterprises: The case of Kericho County, Kenya”

3. Joseph Rotich, Dr. Peter Cheruiyot, Dr. Mark Korir (2014), “The Effect of Income Inequality on Economic Growth. Evidence from Kenya”

4. Peter Kimutai Cheruiyot, J. K. Cheruiyot, and S. K. Kipchumba, (2015); Development of FOREX BUREAUS in Kenya and their impact on Exchange Rate against the U S dollar;

5. Peter Kimutai Cheruiyot, K, S. K. Kipchumba and J. K. Cheruiyot (2015); ‘’A Survey on Operations and Impact of Rotating Savings and Credit AssociationsA Case Study of Middle Income Earners in Embakasi, Nairobi, Kenya’’


6. Peter Kimutai Cheruiyot, S. K. Kipchumba, and J. K. Cheruiyot (2015); Problems faced bythe matatu operators in Kenya

Academic Work in Progress:i. Script titled; Real Estate Finance and Investment made simpleii. Script title: Simplified Investment Analysis and Portfolio Managementiii. Script title: Financial Management

POSTGRADUATE SUPERVISION

Supervision at the level of Ph.D degree:a. Completed

Name of the student

Registration Number

Title of Thesis Status of Supervision

Degree Conferred

1. Dr Alala Ondiek B

SBM/DPHIL/041/07

The Effects of financial intermediation on theperformance of women owned enterprises in EldoretMunicipality

Completed Doctor of Philosophy in Business Administration –Finance

2. Dr Tibbs Charles

GDB/M/0422/9/09 The effect of Corporate Governance on the Value of the Firm; A case of quoted firms at the Nairobi Stock Exchange

Completed Doctor of Philosophy in Business Administration –Finance

b. Ongoing 3. Sang

SamwelSBE/D.PHIL/0005/2009

Effects of credit riskmanagement on profitability of tire one commercial banks in Kenya

Proposal development

Doctor of Philosophy in Business Administration

c. Supervision at the level of Masters degreeName of the student

Registration Number

Title of Research Project

Status of Supervision

Degree conferred

1. Cheruiyot Kipkoech Samwel

MBA/0027/2009 Influence of selfemployed members perception of NHIF on new member enrolment in Bureti District

Completed Executive Master of Business Administration

2. Tonui Philip Kipkirui;

MBA/ 0019/2009 Impact of performance appraisal on

Completed Executive Master of Business


employee career development, a Case study of Telkom Kenya in Central Rift Division, Nakuru

Administration

3. Kirui SimonK.

MBA/0001/2009 Effect of selected motivation strategieson the Teachers’ performance: A Survey study of primary school Teachers in Kipkelion district


4. Cheruiyot Irene

MBA/0003/2009 An evaluation of the effects of workfamily balance policies on employee job satisfaction in the Tea industry in Kenya;A Case study of Unilever Tea (K) Ltd


5. Orina Erastus Menge

MBA/0023/2009 The factors that influence the adoption and environmental performance of the waste strategies in Kericho Municipality


6. Rotich Andrew Cheruiyot

MBA/0020/2009 Effects of MicroCredit provision on growth of Micro financial Institutionsin Kericho District; Rift Valley Province


7. Langat Alphine Kipkemoi

MBA/0018/2009 Effects of nonmonetary reward on staff performance A case study of Public Hospitals in Bomet and Kericho Districts



8. Mutai Felix Kipkorir

MBA/0018/2009 Impact of mechanicalharvesting on Financial performance in the tea industry; A survey of tea farms in Kericho and Nandi


9. Ouma GodrickSimiyu

MBA/0016/09 Factors influencing the adoption of EBanking services by customers of cooperative Bank of Kenya Limited; A survey of selected Branches in Nairobi


10.Silpher Achieng

MBA/0014/10 Factors influencing change management inKenya Research Institute/Walter Reed Project in Kericho County


11.Langat Francis Kipkoech

D53/KER/PT/24533/2

010

Determining the effectiveness of credit risk management in commercial banks in Kenya. A case study of equity Bank Ltd

Completed Master of Business Administration

12.Kurgat Flister

D53/KER/PT/24506/2

010

Effects of microfinance on women borrowers. Acase study of women entrepreneurs within Kericho County


13.Mwangi Joseph Kimani

GMB/NE/1222/09/2011

An assessment of the effect of practices of fund management on the financial performance of CDF funded projects in Kenya


14.Kendagor Jonah

D53/KER/PT/24538/2

010

Assessment of the effectiveness of SACCOs in offering financial services to the members; case of Ndege Chai SACCO limited


15.Anthony MBA/0013/10 Effects of MicroCredit Completed Master of CURRICULUM VTAE: I CONFIRM THAT ALL THE INFORMATION IN THIS PROILE IS CORRECT TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE: of 12

Kiplang’at Bor

on the growth of Small scale Tea Farming business;A Case Study of Greenland Fedha Ltd Customers in Kericho County, Kenya

Business Administration

Title of the Thesis16.Keter Daniel MBM/0023/2011 Factors affecting

financial management in public secondary school; A case study in Kericho Municipality

Completed Master of Business Management

17.Chepkoech Beatrice

MBM/0026/2011 Role of strategic procurement approaches on internalsupply chain performance; Case of Kericho Water and Sanitation Company Limited


18.Kemunto Martha N.

MBM/0027/2011 Establishing the factors that affect the use of internal control systems in the University of Kabianga

Completed Master of Bus

19.Chirchir Eliud MBM/0006/2011

Effect of working capital management practices on performance of an organisational



20.Chepkoske Irine B.

MBM/0018/2011 Contribution of EProcurement to organizations performance; A case study of Finlay


21.Korir P. Cheruiyot

MBM/0019/2011 Effects of stress management on organizational performance ;Case of Kericho Water and Sanitation Company Limited


22.Chepkirui Edith MBM/0007/2011

Relationship between asset protection and customer satisfaction;A case of Chepkoilel University College Hostels


23.Nyangau Nyangena Lawrence

MBM/019/12An assessment of the opinion of investment Banks in Relation to the effect of stock split at theNSE


24.Johanah Cheruiyot Koros

MBM/0004/11Factors influencing Teacher turnover in Public Primary Schools; A Case Study of Nyando District, Kisumu County,Kenya


25.Rosa Chepngetich

MBM/0002/10 Effectiveness of NonMonetary Rewards on Strategic Execution among SACCOs in Bomet County, Kenya


26.Lang ‘at Kiprotich Alexander MBM/0007/10

The effects of organisational structure on organisational performance; A Case of Kenya Highlands Savings and Credit Cooperative Society Limited


27.Regina Chebet Bor

MBM/0004/10 The effects of performance appraisal on employee career development; A Case study of employees of Kapkatet Tea Factory in



Kericho County, Kenya28.Mercy

Chepkemoi Koske

MBM/0025/11Factors affecting consumption of Cosmetics among Young males; A Case study of Kericho town, Kericho County, Kenya


29.Willy Kiplang’at Koech MBA/A/ 0030/13

Logistic outsourcing and its effects on organisational performance; A Case of Tea Firms in Kericho County


SERVICES OFFERED

ACADEMIC CURRICULA DEVELOPMENTIn the three institutions of higher learning I have worked for I initiated and completed the

review and development of the both undergraduate and postgraduate curricula. Being in:

i. Strathmore University: I took an active role in the development of Master of Commerce

ii. Kabarak University with the assistance of able academic staff I initiated and completed the review of Bachelor of Commerce (BCOM) degree programme and as well initiated and completed the development of Master of Administration (MBA).

iii. University of Kabianga with the assistance of the able academic staff I initiated and completed the development of Master of Administration (MBA) and in the process of reviewing Bachelor of Business Management (BBM) degree, Bachelor of Arts in Economics, Bachelor of Science in Human Resource Management, Bachelor of Hotel and Hospitality management, Bachelor of Tourism management and currently working on Doctor of Philosophy in Business Administration programmes.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:I have been in the university teaching industry since the 1st day of July 2003 (11 years) to date (2014).One year to Dec. 2010: Served as an external examiner Kabianga University College(Moi Uni.)September 2009 to date (2014): Supervised 3 PhD students, 2 Moi University and 1 Kabarak University2011 to date: Supervised over 20 students at the level of the degree of masters

and Supervise undergraduate students on Industrial and Community Attachments


MEMBER OF:i. Tender Committee: – University of Kabiangaii. Library Committee: – University of Kabianga

COMMUNITY SERVICE:LEADERSHIP AND OTHER RESPONSIBILITIES4th Dec. 2012: Appointed on a 3 year term as a member of Board of Governors for Gorgor High School, Bomet County.

2006 to date: Member and Secretary in Protestant Community Church Board – Uhuru Camp – Nairobi

2005 to date: Church elder in Protestant Community Church Board – Uhuru Camp – Nairobi

2008 to 2009: Served as the Chair for Kabarak University Staff Fellowship, during which the fellowship managed to organise a fruitful outreach to Tenges Boys High School in Baringo District

1993 – 2002: Served as the Leader of International Christian Student’s Fellowship – Warsaw Branch Poland

1988 – 1989: Being in Kituro High School I Served as a prefect and Chairman of Music Club as well as Organising Secretary of Historical Club I had a privilege to demonstrate good, committed and systematised leadership qualities among others, at the same time actively participated as a Geographical Club and a Christian Union member and volleyball player while undergoing secondary school training

COMPUTER SKILLSHighly proficient in computer application packages: Microsoft Office: Word, Excel, MSDOS, Corel Draw, PowerPoint, Access Statistical Packages for Social Scientists (SPSS) among others

Languages: English, Kipsigis, Polish and Kiswahili

Academic SpecialismEconomics, Banking, Finance, Monetary issues

Awards1st of October 1998 – 1st of October 2001: This was an award in the form of a fully sponsored Ph.D. Scholarship, offered and funded by the Polish Government. It was a prize in honour of the best overall student at masters’ degree level.


OTHER ENDOWMENTSInterest, Activities and HobbiesIntegral personality, hardworking and trustworthy character, custodian of admirable leadership qualities, high degree of computer literacy, quick to capture the commitment of others. Gives the best while enabling others to contribute their best as well. Equally good at developing and keeping productive relationships. Reliable, responsible, cooperative, creative, as a custodian of interpersonal skills I can successfully work in and with crosscultural, multidisciplinary setting and equally enjoy outdoor sports and games besides reading, listening to Christian music, enjoy reading and studying among others Christian literature, Academic work, enjoy cycling and interested in personal progress.


Referees:1. Prof. Vitalis P. OnyangoOtieno

Strathmore University; P.O Box 59857, 00200, City Square, Nairobi, Kenya Tel.020 606155, 0722679124 Email: [email protected]

2. Professor Kiprono Mitei Kenyatta University – Kenya, P.O Box 43844, Nairobi Kenya

Tel.:020 810 901 ext. 305 307, (+ 254) 2564 993, 0722 605662; 0722605662

3. Dr Zakayo CharlesLecturer, School of Business and EconomicsKabarak University, P.O Private Bag, Kabarak Post Office,Tel. 0723338253


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