Prof. Moid Uddin Ahmad

Ph.D (Pursuing), MFC
Assistant Professor

Contact

Email: moiduddin.ahmad@jaipuria.ac.in
Location: Jaipuria Noida

Research Areas

Islamic Management, Banking, Entrepreneurship, Investments

Teaching Areas

Finance

Biography

Prof Moid U Ahmad is an author, researcher and a trainer. He is assistant professor at Jaipuria Institute of Management, Noida. He possesses a total work experience of fourteen years out of which twelve years have been into academics and research. He has an educational background in finance, statistics and mathematics. He has about 40 publications in national and international journals, apart from attending conferences at various international platforms. His areas of interest are banking, corporate finance, corporate valuation and entrepreneurship. Prof Ahmad has been trained in specialized courses like financial modeling, financial econometrics, and enterprise risk management from institutes such as IIT Kharagpur, SEBI and Department of Electronics, GoI and the World Bank Institute. He is a life member of the Indian Econometrics Society and a member of the Econometrics Society. He is on reviewer board of three journals of emerald publications and is associated with number of other journals also. He has taken few research projects and has authored a well appreciated business fiction ‘An Uncommon Life’.

Research

Ahmad Moid, 2015, "Entrepreneurship: A Microenterprise Perspective" , published in Abhigyan (Vol.33,No.1), the Journal of Fore School of Management, New Delhi ,June,2015

Ahmad Moid, 2014, "A Study of Debt and Profitability of Listed Companies in India", published in Journal of Institute of Public Enterprise (June,2014)

Ahmad Moid, 2012, "Islamic finance: The capital structure and profitability perspective from MIDCAP companies", International Journal of Economics & Business Research (IJEBR), Jan. 2012

Ahmad Moid, 2010, "Networking: The case of a microenterprise", Vision, Apr. 2010

Ahmad Moid, 2010, "Has privatization of general insurance in India served the purpose", Asian Economic Review, Sept. 2010