INTRODUCING
PROF. DR. MANSOR H IBRAHIM
Ph.D.in Economics, Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri, USA . (1996)
Deputy President Academic (DPA) INCEIF
A Brief Introduction
Prof Dr. Mansor is currently the Deputy President Academic and Dean of School of Graduate Studies in INCEIF. Prior to joining INCEIF, Prof. Dr. Mansor H. Ibrahim served the Department of Economics, Faculty of Economics and Management, Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM) for three years (2009- 2011) and the Department of Economics, International Islamic University Malaysia for 12 years (1996-2008).
He teaches mostly quantitative courses such as mathematics for economics and business, Statistics, and econometrics at both undergraduate and post-graduate levels. His areas of interest are Monetary economics and time series analyses of macroeconomic and financial data. His Publications appears in various internationally refereed journals including, among others, Journal of Banking and Finance, Economic Modelling, Journal of International Financial Markets, Institutions & Money, Pacific-Basin Finance Journal, Energy Policy, Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, Singapore Economic Review, Asian Economic Journal, Developing Economies, Economic Changes and Restructuring, International Economic Journal, International Review of Economics, Journal of Applied Economics, Journal of Asia-Pacific Business, Journal of the Asia Pacific Economy and Journal of Forecasting.
He serves as a guest editor for the Pacific-Basin Finance Journal special issues in Islamic Finance from 2014 till present and Associate Editor for Economic Modelling. Throughout his academic career, he has published in various scholarly journals and conducted applied econometrics training on Basic Econometrics, Time Series Econometrics and Panel Data Modelling for various institutions.
Publications & Research Papers
- Financial intermediation costs in a dual banking system: the role of Islamic banking
- The response of sectoral returns to macroeconomic shocks in the Malaysian stock market Oil and macro-financial linkages: evidence from the GCC countries Oil price risk in selected ASEAN markets Credit expansion and financial stability in Malaysia