Business School • Finance and Banking Department • Mu'tah University, P.O. Box 7 • Mu'tah, Karak-61710• Jordan •
Tel. +692-3-2372380 EXT: 3233
Fax +692-3-2372380 EXT: 3203
Mob. +962-7969-59350
Home Address:
Tla'a AL-ALi • Amman • jordan, P.O.Box 79 •
Tel. +692-6-5338735
Mob. +962-7969-59350
Mohammad salam Al-Shiab
Personal Information· Date of Birth: 15th of August, 1970
· Nationality: Jordanian
· Marital status: Married
Academic qualifications
2000 – 2003 Newcastle University/ Accounting and Finance Department, Newcastle, UK.
· Ph.D. in Accounting and Finance:
- Financial Accounting
- Corporate Financial Management
Thesis Title: "Financial Consequences of International Accounting Standards Adoption: The Case of Jordan".
1999 - 2000 Sunderland University/ Business School, Sunderland, UK
· MBA/ International Financial Management “Very good – B+”.
MBA Project Title: "Weak Form Efficient Market Hypothesis and London Stock Exchange".
1992 - 1996 Mu’tah University/ Business School, Mu’tah, Jordan.
· Bachelor/ Business Administration “Excellent – 84%”.
1987 - 1988 Sarieh Secondary School, Sarieh, Jordan.
· Secondary School Certificate – Scientific Path "Good – 72%".
Professional qualifications
· August 2005 – INTEL
· April 2003 – International Computer Driving License Certificate (ICDL)
· July 2004 – Ongoing CMA & CFM Exams Preparation (Passed CMA Part 1 – Business Analysis)
academic experience
Sep. 2003 – Till now Mu’tah University, Mu’tah, Jordan.
Assistant Professor
I am currently working as an Assistant Professor at Mu’tah University, Business School, Department of Finance and Banking. I am a member of the Department Council. I taught the following undergraduate courses:
· Banking Credit
· Portfolio Management
· Financial Mathematics
· Money and Capital Markets
· Financial Risk Management
· Financial Analysis & Planning
· Finance & Banking Legislations
· Commercial Bank Management
· Financial Institutions Management
· Case Studies in Finance & Banking
· Principles of Financial Management
· Graduation Project in Finance & Banking
· Computer Applications in Finance & Banking
· Research Methods and Applications in Finance & Banking
In addition, I taught the following postgraduate (MBA/Finance) courses:
· Financial Management
· Corporate Financial Management
· International Financial Management
· Investment and Portfolio Management
Sep. 2006 – Till now Al-Ahliyya Amman University, Amman, Jordan.
Assistant Professor (Part-Time)
I am currently working as an Assistant Professor at Al-Ahliyya Amman University, Finance and Administrative Sciences, Department of Finance and Banking. I taught the following undergraduate courses:
· Money and Capital Markets
· Investment Management
professional experience
1/9/2005 – 1/9/2006 Mutah University, Business School, Mutah, Jordan.
Head of the Finance Banking Department
I am working as a chairman of the Finance & Banking department at Mutah University. My major responsibilities were the following:
1. Being the chairman of the department executive board.
2. Distributing the modules to the lecturers in the department according to their specialization and contacting the dean of the faculty for his approval.
3. Recommending opening classes for student registration when the offered one is fully occupied.
4. Controlling the lecturer attendance and performance in the department.
5. Reporting annually the lecturing, academic supervision, scientific researches published, and the social activities organized by the department.
6. Allocating the weekly hours work concerning the supervision, office hours, and the department committees among the departments' lecturers.
7. The cooperation with the Registration Unit in the university concerning the modules offered for registration in the next semester, its timing, and the number of classes for each module.
8. Organizing the scientific research, conferences, and the open discussion meetings activities related to department.
9. Evaluating and reporting to the university presidency about the lecturers’ performance in the department.
10. Allocation the over-time work hours to the lecturers in the department.
11. Supervising the performance of the managerial employees in the department.
12. Revising the final student marks need to be revised from any errors with the department lecturers.
13. Recommending, along with the other department executive board members, the appointment of new lecturers.
2000 - 2003 Johnny’s Entertainments (Tyneside) Ltd. Sunder Land, UK.
Accountancy Assistant
I worked as a Part-Time Accountancy Assistant at Sunderland branch. My responsibilities were the double entry bookkeeping, Employees Payroll Sheets, Trial Balances, and preparing the branch financial statements at the end of the financial year though a software designed for such purposes.
1994 - 1998 Ministry of Health, Amman, Jordan.
Administrative Officer
I worked as an administrator at the Jordanian Ministry of Health. My responsibilities were conducting general affairs and public relations activities, conducting, following-up & reporting on procurement and purchasing matters, conducting routine paper work, creating and updating the database related to the above activities.
training Cources Delivered
7/2005 – 12/2005 Global Distance Learning Campus (GDLC), Amman, Jordan.
Instructor
I am working as an instructor at GDLC. My responsibility giving lectures in the field of accounting and finance for students whom they intend to get the Certified Management Accountant (CMA) and the Certified Financial Manager (CFM) certificates organized by the Institute of Management Accountant (IMA) located in the USA. The lectures taking place at Royal Scientific Society. DGLC provides and shares with professionals in the MENA region high quality education and training directly through distance learning from world-renowned U.S universities in the fields of Engineering, Management, IT, and Biomedical Sciences.
11/9/2005 – 15/9/2005 & 2/1/2006 – 8/1/2006 Jordan Academy for Maritime Studies (JAMS), Amman, Jordan.
Instructor
I worked as an instructor at Jordan Institute of Marine Studies. My responsibility giving a training course titled "Documentary Letters of Credit".
10/7/2005 – 21/7/2005 & 14/8/2005 – 1/9/2005 Ministry of Health, Al-Karak, Jordan.
Instructor
I worked as an instructor for the Ministry of Health. Participants in the training courses were involved in an experimental project in Jordan to decentralize selected hospital services. The course divided into two part; Part one focused on the theoretical aspects of financial management and included case examples and tours to model hospitals, where part two combined the theoretical aspects with the participants actual work setting.
Attended Cources
· 16/6/2006 till 29/7/2006, Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pennsylvania, U.S.A.:
Study of the United States Institute on U.S. Political Economy and the Global Economic System (180 hours)
· 27/11/2005 till 27/12/2005, Mutah University, Jordan:
Habilitation of the Academic Staff Course Requirements (18 hours)
· 21/11/2005 till 23/11/2005, International Dialog for Human Resources Development, Holiday Inn Hotel, Amman:
Managerial Development Strategies and its Relation with the Organizations' Performance and Quality Management Systems (18 hours)
· 18/7/2005 till 18/8/2005, Mutah University, Jordan:
INTEL (24 hours)
· 19/1/2005 till 19/5/2005, Mutah University, Jordan:
Advanced Econometric Models (45 hours)
· 22/5/2004 till 7/7/2004, Sallam Center for Accounting & Computer, Amman, Jordan:
Computer-Based Double Entry Bookkeeping and Financial Statements Preparation Course (45 hours)
· 32/8/1999 till 17/9/1999, University of Sunderland, U.K:
Intensive English for Academic Purposes Course (75 hours)
· 14/1/1998 till 14/3/1998, University of Surrey, U.K:
English for Academic Purposes Courses (75 hours)
· 1/6/1997 till 1/9/1997, University of Jordan, Jordan:
Microsoft Package (75 hours)
Publications
· Ownership Structure and Firm Performance: The Case of Jordan, Jordan Journal of Business Administration, Jordan University, Vol. 1, No. 2, 2005.
· Common Stock Appraisal in Relation to Price-Earnings Ratio: An Emerging Market Perspective, Jordan Journal of Business Administration, Jordan University, Vol. 2, No. 2, 2006.
· Forecasting Amman Stock Exchange General Index: A Univariate Autoregressive Integrated Moving Average (ARIMA) Model, Journal of Economic & Administrative Sciences, United Arab Emirates University, Vol. 22, No. 2, 2006.
· Common Shares Performance and Equilibrium for Companies Listed on Amman Stock Exchange, Dirasat Journal, Jordan University, Vol. 34, No. 1, 2007.
· The Influence of Monetary and Fiscal Policies on Capital Market: A Vector Auto-regression (VAR) Model, King Saud University, Forthcoming.
· The Effectiveness of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) Adoption on Cost of Equity Capital: A Vector Error Correction (VEC) Model, Kuwait University, Forthcoming.
conferences
· Accounting in modern Information Systems: Reality and Challenges, Mu’tah University, Mu’tah, Jordan, 12–13 October, 2004
Paper Presented: "Financial Reporting Regulations Development and the Need of IASs – 1921 – 2002".
· Emerging Issues in the Third Millennium: Opportunities and Challenges Facing Arabic Business Organizations, Jordan University, Jordan, 3-5 May, 2005
Paper Presented: "Financial Consequences of Adopting International Accounting Standards: The Case of Jordan".
· IPS – 2006 New York International Conference (www.internetconferences.net), New York, USA, 5-8 January, 2006
Paper Presented: "The Predictability of Amman Stock Exchange Performance: A Univariate Integrated Moving Average (ARIMA) Model".
· Total Quality in the View of Knowledge and Information Technology Management, Applied Science Private University, Amman, Jordan, 26–27 May, 2006
Paper Presented: "Financial Consequences of Adopting the Total Quality Management (TQM): the Case of Housing Bank for Trade and Finance".
· Financial Markets: Future and Challenges, College of Sharia and Law, United Arab Emirate University, United Arab Emirate, 6–8 March, 2007
Paper Presented: "Common Shares Performance Evaluation".
· Investment Environment and E-Banking, Faculty of Administrative and Financial Sciences, Philadelphia University, Jordan, 4–5 July, 2007
Paper Presented: "Factors Influencing Financial Leasing in Jordan".
Research Interests
Risk and portfolio management; derivatives markets and their impact on the underlying markets; testing asset pricing models, market anomalies, and efficiency in emerging markets; corporate finance. Other areas of interest are financial management, financial reporting, management accounting, and international accounting standards.
arbitration and Supervision
· Jordan University Journals / Reviewer – Dirasat & Jordan Journal of Business Administration (i.e. Ninth papers).
· Damascus University Journal / Reviewer - Business Studies Journal (i.e. One Paper).
· Arbitrate the work of 4 students during their graduation projects as a complementary requirement for the master degree in the field of Business Studies.
· Supervised 88 students during their graduation projects as a complementary requirement for the bachelor degree in the field of Finance and Banking.
Committee Contribution
· Finance and Banking Department Executive Board, Mutah University, 2004 – Till Now.
· Business School Academic Modules Plans Development Committee, Mutah University, 2005-Till now.
· Finance and Banking Department Strategic Plan Committee, Mutah University, 2005-2006.
· Business School Executive Board, Mutah University, 2005- 2006.
· Business School Quality Assurance Committee, Mutah University, 2004-2005.
· Finance and Banking Department Quality Assurance Committee, Mutah University, 2004-2005.
Awards received
· Fulbright Short-Term Scholar Reward, Fulbright American Studies Institute, Academic Year 2006/2007.
· The Academic Distinction Award for the valuable research project in the MBA/ International Financial Management at Sunderland University Business School, Academic Year 1999/2000.
· Full Postgraduates Scholarship, Mutah University, Jordan, 1998.
· The Academic Distinction Award, Mutah University, Jordan, Academic Year 1996/1997.
· Excellent degree in Business Administration (Bachelor) and my name was on the University and the Business School Honor Lists for three and half years (1992-1996).
Skills
· Strong Leadership Skills.
· Excellent Experience Using Microsoft Package.
· Experience in Supervising Student in Different Levels.
· Excellent & proven Presentation and Relationship Management Skills.
· Excellent Experience Using Referencing Software Including End Note.
· Excellent Experience Using Analytical Software Including: SPSS, Minitab, E-Views, RATS, and Microfit.
· Excellent & proven Experience in Management on both Operational and Corporate Levels.
· Excellent Experience Using Financial and Accounting Software Including: Financial Analysis System, Easy Accounting System, Team Accounting System.
Membership
· Institute of Management Accountants (IMA), USA.
· Newcastle University Alumni Association, UK.
Languages
· Fluent in Arabic; writing, reading and speaking (Native).
· Fluent in English; writing, reading and speaking.
References
· Charles Moss (MBA Program Leader), Sunderland Business School, St. Peter’s Campus, Sunderland, SR4 0DD, UK.
Tel: +44 191 5152311, +44 191 5154327
Fax: +44 191 5152308
· Tony Appleyard (Full Professor - Accounting and Finance Department Chairman), Accounting and Finance Department, Armstrong Building, Newcastle University, Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE1 7RU, UK.
Tel: +44 191 2226133
Email:
· Ali Saleem Al-Alawneh (Associate Professor – Dean of Business School), Business School, Sohar University, Sultanate of Oman.
Tel: +968-26720101
Fax +968-26720102
Mob. +968-99209216
Email:
· Ahmad Ibrahim Malawi (Associate Professor – Economics Department Chairman), Business School, Mutah University, Mutah, Al-Karak, Jordan.
Tel: +962 3 2372380
Mob. +962 795197641
Email: