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Mr Mahmud Al Masum

Telephone +61 8 8303 3384
Position Associate Lecturer
Email mahmud.masum@adelaide.edu.au
Fax +61 8 8303 8377
Building 10 Pulteney Street
Floor/Room 13 09
Campus North Terrace
Org Unit Business School

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Biography/ Background

Mahmud Al Masum joined The University of Adelaide in 2006. Masum worked at The University of South Australia during 2004-05.

Before starting his career as an academic in 2004, Masum worked in the banking and financial sector during 1998-2003. He was awarded the "Supported Teacher Award" by The University of South Australia in recognition of his scholarly teaching.

Qualifications

Master of Business (Accountancy), University of South Australia

Master of Commerce (Finance), University of Dhaka

Bachelor of Commerce with Honors (Finance and Banking), University of Dhaka

Teaching Interests

Advanced Financial Accounting (M)
Financial Accounting II.

Research Interests

Corporate disclosure, Accounting regulation and Corporate governance.

Publications

Masum, M.A, Chowdhury, A.A and Anwar, A.N, 2000, "Performance of foreign banks vis-a-vis other commercial banks operating in Bangladesh", Journal of Business Studies, The University of Dhaka, Bangladesh, Volume XIX, No. 2, December 1998, pp. 203-213.

Professional Interests

Masum worked in the Finance and Banking industry in Bangladesh during 1998-2003.

Entry last updated: Tuesday, 26 May 2009

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