Mahmoud Shahin

Mahmoud Shahin is a Lecturer in Economics at Northeastern University London, specializing in theoretical banking issues such as bank runs, risk sharing, and liquidity management. He holds a PhD in Economics from the University of Exeter Business School. His research focuses on enhancing financial stability through strategic asset allocation and mitigating banking fragility.

Education:

• PhD in Economics, University of Exeter Business School

Research Interests: Dr. Shahin's work addresses core banking challenges, including the role of long-term riskless assets in ensuring liquidity, optimizing risk-sharing mechanisms, and improving lending strategies. His recent publication in the Journal of Economic Studies explores how riskless assets can stabilize financial systems.

Awards: Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (2025).

Teaching: Currently teaches Principles of Microeconomics (Level 4) and previously Microeconomics 2 (Level 5).