Mohsin Ali

Mohsin Ali is a Senior Lecturer at the Malaysia School of Business, Monash University. His research focuses on Islamic finance, banking systems, economic sustainability, and digitalization. He is actively involved in supervising PhD students and contributes to policy discussions on topics such as bank efficiency, trade dynamics, and social security models for gig workers.

Research Interests: Islamic banking regulation, sustainable development goals (SDGs), digital transformation in OIC economies, and the impact of religiosity on corporate governance.

Recent Contributions: Mohsin has published extensively on topics including Shariah supervisory board reputation, bilateral trade between China and ASEAN, and micro-takaful models for gig workers. His work bridges academic inquiry with practical solutions for emerging economic challenges. He has presented at international conferences like the Islamic FinTech Leaders Summit and contributed to media discussions on Islamic finance innovations.

Professional Activities: He has visited Iqra University as a researcher and participated in initiatives like the Johor Smart City Forum. His collaborations span institutions in Southeast Asia and beyond, reflecting his global academic network.