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Professor Abdullahi Dahir Ahmed is a leading academic in financial planning, wealth management, and financial services at RMIT University. As Head of the Department of Financial Planning and Tax within the School of Accounting, Information Systems and Supply Chain (College of Business and Law), his research focuses on behavioral finance, governance of financial institutions, capital market development, and the impact of financial technology in developing economies. He is a committee member of the Financial Planning Academic Forum, advancing university-level financial planning programs. His teaching includes postgraduate courses on financial advisory practices, managing financial institutions, and research methods.
Research Interests: Behavioral finance, corporate governance, international banking, risk management, sustainable finance, and financial technology innovations. His work spans asset pricing, microstructure of financial markets, and emerging market corporations.
Recent Research Trends: Projects include analyzing financial literacy’s impact on performance measurement systems, the economic and environmental effects of organic agriculture in Vietnam, and China’s influence on global emerging markets. His studies often address transparency, regulatory frameworks, and cross-border financial dynamics.
Awards: No specific awards listed, but his contributions to financial planning education and research are widely recognized.
Advising & Grants: Supervised 5 current and 7 completed PhD students. Engaged in industry projects focusing on financial inclusion, IFRS innovations, and banking challenges.
Lab/Teams: Leads departmental initiatives in financial planning and tax, collaborating on interdisciplinary projects within the College of Business and Law.
