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Mohammad Rahaman is a Professor at the Sobey School of Business, Saint Mary's University, holding the Canada Research Chair in Finance and International Competitiveness and serving as Associate Dean for Strategic Partnerships & Community Engagement. He coordinates the Sobey School Community Revitalization & Prosperity Network. His research focuses on corporate finance, environmental disclosure strategies, supply chain dynamics, bank financing mechanisms, and managerial decision-making in corporate governance contexts. He has published extensively on topics like greenwashing, creditor rights, and economic disruption resilience. His work bridges theoretical frameworks with practical implications for firms, creditors, and policymakers.
Key research interests include analyzing how firms' environmental and social disclosures influence debt costs, the interplay between supply chain power and financial access, and the strategic implications of corporate diversification. His contributions span empirical studies on managerial behavior, dividend policies, and the real effects of credit market dynamics. Rahaman's interdisciplinary approach integrates finance, economics, and organizational behavior, reflecting his roles in both academic leadership and community engagement.
His recent work (2020-2025) emphasizes emerging themes like greenwashing in loan contracting, two-sided market power impacts, and the spillover effects of creditor rights. He consistently addresses practical challenges faced by firms in globalized financial systems and competitive environments.
