Mohammad Karim

Mohammad Karim is an Associate Professor of Finance at the Lewis College of Business, Marshall University. He specializes in corporate finance, international finance, and investments. His research focuses on empirical corporate finance, market efficiency anomalies, and international financial dynamics. Dr. Karim actively participates in academic discourse, presenting at conferences such as FMA and EFA, and publishes in journals like Managerial Finance and Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Finance.

His teaching portfolio includes courses on corporate finance strategies, international financial systems, and investment analysis. Although no specific awards are detailed, his work demonstrates engagement with institutional governance (e.g., audit committee roles in IT governance) and behavioral finance phenomena like stock split signaling.

While no grants or advising records are explicitly listed, his research trajectory reflects exploration of topics ranging from cybersecurity governance in audits to cross-border M&A dynamics influenced by economic development. Leisure activities include chess and music appreciation.