Dr.
Muhammad Nauman Khan is an esteemed academic specializing in accounting and
finance, currently serving as an Assistant Professor. He earned his Ph.D. in
Islamic Banking and Finance from the International Islamic University Malaysia,
focusing on Islamic microfinance's impact on poverty alleviation. His academic
foundation includes an MSc in Accounting and Finance and a Bachelor’s degree in
Commerce, equipping him with robust expertise across accounting, banking, and
finance disciplines.
With
a prolific record of over 20 peer-reviewed publications, Dr. Khan has
significantly contributed to the fields of accounting, Islamic finance, and
financial markets, with his research recognized in leading academic journals.
His work addresses essential themes, including banking efficiency, the
comparative performance of Islamic and conventional financial systems, and the
role of green finance in advancing environmental performance and sustainable
growth within Islamic economies.
In
his academic role, Dr. Khan has taught diverse courses, such as Advanced
Financial Accounting, Management Accounting, and Financial Accounting. He also
plays a vital role in quality assurance and curriculum development, actively
contributing to NCAAA and AACSB accreditation processes. Complementing his
academic career, Dr. Khan brings practical industry experience from his tenure
at Meezan Bank, where he held critical roles in credit administration and
Islamic finance operations. His blend of academic rigor and professional
expertise makes him an asset in advancing accounting and finance education and
research.
AOU Courses Taught:
- Shaping Business
Opportunities (B207A)
- Fundamentals of
Accounting (B124)
- Financial Accounting
(B291)
- Advance Financial Accounting (B326)
- Certificate in Accounting (Cost and Management Accounting ) (B292)
- An Introduction to Business Studies (BUS110)
| Small
Business Management (BUS115) |
KSU Courses Taught:
- Principle of Finance
- Corporate Finance
- International Finance
- Investment Essentials
- Asset
Valuation
- Financial Markets & Institutions
Professional Experience:_
Arab Open University
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Arab
Open University was established in 2002 with the strategic partnership of The
Open University, United Kingdom. AOU is affiliated with the UK Academic
Infrastructure in the AOU - OU-UK partnership. Currently 220,000 students of
120 nationalities are enrolled in AOU, and 60,000 students have already
graduated. AOU has rich experiment in open-blended education in eight Arab
countries, namely Kuwait, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Jordan, Oman,
Lebanon, Egypt, and Sudan.
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Organization:
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Faculty of Business
Studies, Arab Open University, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
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Job
Title:
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Assistant Professor
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Reporting
to:
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Dean, Faculty of
Business Studies
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From –
to :
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September 2021 - to
date
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Responsibilities:
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Conducting class lectures to the students in the area of
Business Studies.
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Evaluate the Students’ Assignments
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Conduct Midterm and Final Exams.
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Conducting empirical and conceptual research for the
publication of academic research papers
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Member of faculty of business various
committees including Quality (for the NCAAA accreditation process), Academic
Advising & Student Affairs Committee, and University Collaboration Committee,
Courses Taught:
- Shaping Business Opportunities (B207A)
- Fundamentals of Accounting (B124)
- Financial Accounting (B291)
- Advance Financial Accounting (B326)
- Certificate in Accounting (Cost and Management Accounting ) (B292)
- An Introduction to Business Studies (BUS110)
| Small Business Management (BUS115) |
King Saud University
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Founded in 1957, KSU is Saudi Arabia premier university &
one of the top tertiary institutions in the region with a wide range of
colleges, research centers and collaborations with the distinguished researchers
around the globe. KSU is one of the largest universities in Middle East with
63,000+ current students and 24,000+ employees.
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Organization:
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Finance Department
(AACSB and NCAAA Accredited), College of Business Administration, King Saud
University, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
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Job
Title:
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Researcher
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Reporting
to:
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Chairman Finance
Department
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From –
to :
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October, 2008 – December,
2010 &
August 2017 – September
2021
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Responsibilities:
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Conducting empirical and conceptual
research for the publication of academic research papers.
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Member of department various committees
including Quality (for the AACSB and NCAAA accreditation process), Development
and AOL Committee, Curriculum Committee, Academic Advising, Student Affairs, Social
Culture and Sports Committee, Unified Examination Committee and Public
Relationship & Website Committee.
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Executive member of CBA Islamic
Banking Center, active participant of the center discussion series.
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Coordinator unified exam committee responsible
for the development, administration, marking and issuing result of exams and
other academic assessments.
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Course Coordinator Principles of Finance.
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Course Coordinator Corporate Finance.
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Conducting class lectures to the
students in the area of Finance.
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Performed administrative tasks
assigned by the Finance Department Chairman
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Resolve students’ educational,
administrative and personal issues.
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Organizing department meetings,
taking minutes and follow up the stipulated assigned tasks
Courses Taught:
- Principle of Finance
- Corporate Finance
- International Finance
- Investment Essentials
- Asset
Valuation
- Financial Markets & Institutions
QUALITY & DEVELOPMENT WORK RELATED
EXPERIENCE
NCAAA: Accreditation of BSBA in Finance
During the current job, I
acquired knowledge through experience of curriculum mapping consistent with the
department goals, program learning goals, course learning outcomes, teaching
strategies and assessments (direct and indirect assessment).
Assurance of learning (AoL)
Cycle: Developed my skills and experience in designing AOL cycle as per the
competencies assured, assessed and closing of the AoL loop at all levels (8
semester) for programs BSBA in Finance.
Being a member of the quality
and development team of the department of Finance actively participated in
producing the self-study and self-evaluation reports of the program, BSBA
Finance submitted to NCAAA in June, 2019. Being a member of the quality team I
carried different tasks including
• Conducted several surveys
related to the quality of assurance of learning of the BSBA in Finance program
and consequently generated survey reports
• Collected the updated faculty
profile related Data
• Collected and organized the
course specifications and course reports for BSBA in Finance
• Maintained the students
related data, i.e. total cohorts’ enrollment and their progression rates and
results analysis
• Documented the updated faculty
related data in terms of their intellectual contributions and teaching loads
• Collected information related
to programs benchmarking
AACSB: College of Business Administration (KSU)
Accreditation
During the current job,
participated as a member of committee for conducting and producing
self-evaluation surveys (SSR) self-evaluation report (SER) respectively, under
the supervision of the Director of quality and development of the finance
department, college of business administration, King Saud University. Being a
committee member, carried a number of tasks including
• To be collecting faculty
profile and classification related Data from finance department’s faculty
members for the completion of Business School Questionnaire (AACSB).
• To be collecting and
organizing the course specifications and course reports from faculty members of
different courses for the Completion of the Continuous Improvement Report (CIR)
to be submitted to AACSB.
• To update faculty related data
from different departments of CBA in terms of their intellectual contributions
and teaching loads for the CIR (AASCSB)
Publications:
Alnahdi, T, S, B.; Khan, M, N., and Bchennaty, B. (2024). Optimizing Personalized Outreach Strategies to Drive Consumer Engagement: Insights from the Banking Sector of Saudi Arabia. International Journal of Instructional Cases, Volume 8, Issue 1, 2024, Page 344-361 ISSN:2399-830x (Scopus Indexed Journal).
Najim, S.I.; Abdullah, Y. A. and Khan, M.N. (2024) “The Role of credit and Deposit Services in Enhancing the Market Value of Stocks, The Case of Baghdad Bank”. Journal of Economics and Administrative Sciences, University of Baghdad; Vol. 30 No. 144, pp. 373-385 P-ISSN 2518-5764E-ISSN 2227-703X DOI: https://doi.org/10.33095/e73a4n91
Khan, M.N.; Qureshi, M.U.; Azeem, M. and Bchennaty B. (2024) “Determinants of Trade Credit Supply: Evidence from South Asian Emerging Economies” International Journal of Economics and Finance Studies; Vol: 16 No: 01 Year: 2024 ISSN: 1309-8055 (Online) (pp. 470-486) Doi: https://doi.org/10.34109/ijefs.202416121 (Scopus Indexed Journal).
Bchennaty, B.; Khan; M.N.: Massoud, M.; Fawal, A. and Elhassan T. (2024) “Appraising the Role of Strategic Control in Financial Performance: The Mediating Effect of the Resource Allocation Process—The Case of the Ministry of Finance–North Lebanon” International Journal of Financial Studies12: 90 DOI: https://doi.org/10.3390/ijfs12030090 (Scopus Indexed Journal).
Bchennaty, B.; Massoud, M.; Fawal, A. and Khan; M.N. (2024) “Sustainable Technological Practices in Educational Settings An Assessment of Lebanese Students' Intention to Adopt Sustainable Behavior” Eurasian Journal of Educational Research, 2024, Issue 111, pp. 197-221 (EJER) Print ISSN : 1302-597X | e-ISSN : 2528-8911 DOI: https://doi.org/10.14689/ejer.2024.111.12 (Scopus Indexed Journal).
Khan, M.N.; Omar, A.B.; Azizan, N.A. and Abidin, S.Z. (2023) “The Role of Green Finance and Green Technology in Improving Environmental Performance Across OECD Economies: an in-Depth Investigation Using Advanced Quantitative Modelling” Cuadernos de Economía - Spanish Journal of Economics and Finance, Vol. 46, Issue 132, 157-169, ISSN 0210-0266, (Scopus and WoS, ESCI).
Rehman, M.Z.; Khan, M.N. and Aslan, H. (2022) “Does Islamicity Affect Economic Growth? Evidence from OIC High, Middle and Low-Income Countries” Hamdard Islamicus, Vol XIV, No 3, 2022 (Scopus Indexed Journal).
AlThuwaini, S.; Khan, M.N.;
Ahmad, S.R.; Shabbir, M.S. (2022) “The Effect of Customer Service Quality on
Customer Satisfaction in the Gulf Cooperation Council's Islamic Banking
Industry” Cuadernos de Economía - Spanish Journal of Economics and Finance, Vol.
45 No. 127, 2022 (January-March 2022) ISSN 0210-0266, (Scopus and WoS, ESCI).
Amin, M.F.; Hassan, M.; Khokhar, I. and Khan, M.N.; (2022) “Studying the Saudi Islamic and conventional
banking from the determinants of profit perspective”, Journal of Islamic
Finance Accountancy (JOIFA). Vol. 6, Issue 1 / 2022
AAOFI, Bahrain.
Rehman, I.H.; Ahmad, A.; Khan,
M.N. and Mokhtar, S.A.(2021) "Investigating Mobile Banking Continuance
Intention: A Mixed-Methods Approach", Mobile Information Systems, vol.
2021, Article ID 9994990, 17 pages, 2021. https://doi.org/10.1155/2021/9994990
(ISI Indexed, JIF. 1.802)
Ahmad, S.R. and Khan, M.N.;
(2021) “Efficiency
Measurement of Indian Banking Industry: An Empirical Comparative Analysis”
Submitted to International Journal of Financial Research Vol. 12, No. 4;
2021. (Scopus Indexed Journal).
Amin, M.F., Khokhar, I., Hassan, M., and Khan, M.N.;
(2020)
“Examining the Comparative Efficiency of GCC Islamic Banking”. International
Journal of Islamic Banking & Finance.
Vol.37 No. 4, Oct-Dec 2020
Khokhar, I.; Hassan, M.; Khan,
M.N. and Amin, M.F.; (2020) “Investigating the Efficiency of GCC Banking
Sector: An Empirical Comparison of Islamic and Conventional Banks” International Journal of Financial Research Vol. 11, No. 1; 2020 ISSN 1923-4023 E-ISSN 1923-4031
http://ijfr.sciedupress.com (Scopus Indexed Journal).
Khan, M.N.; Amin, M.F. and Khokhar, I. and Hassan,
M. (2018) “Efficiency Measurement of Islamic and Conventional Banks of Saudi
Arabia: An Empirical and Comparative Analysis”. AL-SHAJARAH:
Journal of Islamic Thought and Civilization, Special Issue: Islamic Banking and
Finance. Vol. 23 No.2 ISSN 1394-6870
December, 2018 (Scopus Indexed Journal).
Hassan, M.; Khan, M.N.; Amin, M.F.; and
Khokhar, I. (2018) “Measuring the Performance of Islamic Banks in Saudi Arabia”.
International Journal of Economics and Management Volume
12 No. 1 March 2018 pp. 99-115 (Scopus Indexed Journal).
Ahmad, K.; Adewale, A.A.
and Khan, M.N. (2017) “Impact Assessment
of Islamic Micro-finance on the Religious, Ethical and Social Well-being of
Participants: A Case Study of Pakistan”. AL-SHAJARAH: Journal of
Islamic Thought and Civilization, Special Issue: Islamic Banking and Finance.
Vol. 22 No.3, pp. 265-296. ISSN 1394-6870 (Scopus &
Clarivate Analytics (ISI) Indexed Journal). http://mjl.clarivate.com/cgi-bin/jrnlst/jlresults.cgi?PC=H&Word=*AL-SHAJARAH
Rehman, M.Z.; Khan, M.N. and Khokhar,
I. (2015) “Investigating Liquidity-Profitability Relationship: Evidence from
Companies Listed in Saudi Stock Exchange (Tadawul)”. Journal of Applied Finance
& Banking, Vol.5, No.3, 2015.
Khan, M.N. and Khokhar, I. (2015) “The Effect of Selected Financial
Ratios on Profitability: An Empirical Analysis of Listed Firms of Cement Sector
in Saudi Arabia”. Quarterly Journal of Econometrics Research, Vol.1, No.1, 2015.
Rehman, M.Z.; Khan, M.N. and Khokhar, I. (2014), “Select Financial Ratios as
a Determinant of Profitability Evidence from Petrochemical Industry in Saudi
Arabia”. European Journal of Business and Management,
Vol.6, No.6, 2014.
Khan, M.N. and Rehman, M.Z. (2014),”Unlocking
Vistas of Islamic Microfinance in India – A Model for Poverty Reduction” Page #
120-141 Edited Book, Management, A.P.H. Publishing Corporation, New Dehli,
India.
Khan, M.N. and Rehman, M.Z.
(2013),”Islamic Micro Finance:
Concept, Outreach and Conceptual Framework of Operations” Al-Barkaat Journal of Finance & Management
Volume 5, Number1, January 2013
Akhtar, N. and Khan, M.N. (2012),
“Business Development Services and Economic Development through Community
Savings Re-investment Approach”. British Journal of Humanities and Social
Science, February 2012, Vol. 4 (1)
