Mo Sherif — Heriot-Watt University

Personal profile

Research interests

Research interests: Empirical asset pricing and return predictability;entrepreneurial and behavioural finance; Financial markets in emerging economies; ethical finance.

Biography

Dr M. Sherif is an interdisciplinary finance researcher whose initial contributions to the finance literature are in the corporate finance, financial markets, and asset pricing fields. Together with Stuart Hyde from Manchester Business School, he has published a series of outputs on Asset Pricing and Corporate Finance. Dr Sherif is a fellow of the Higher Education Academy in the UK He is a referee and member of editorial board for the Qualitative Research in Financial Markets, Journal of Business and Economics, the International Journal of Customer Relationship Marketing and Management and Finance Review. He is a conference reviewer for a number of international conferences. Dr Sherif is an approved tutor for Harvard School of Public health and has designed and taught undergraduate, graduate, and executive level courses and consulted with a variety of health care organizations concerning financial management. Also, he designed, prepared and participated in a number of the managerial programs and modules for trainees on different managerial levels in Egypt, Dubai, and the UK. Currently he is acting as the Programme Director for the MSc in Finance and Programme Director for the MSc in Finance & Management at Heriot-Watt University. He published a text book on Corporate Finance and has contributed to develop the Corporate Finance text book of Ross et al 2013 and Arnold 2014.

Roles & Responsibilities

Teaching responsibilities:

Managing Corporate Value
Corporate Financial Theory
International Banking and Money Markets

Administrative responsibilities:

Director of Postgraduate Taught Programmes in Finance for Dept of Accountancy, Economics & Finance
Director of the MSc Finance
Director of the MSc Finance& Management
Director of the MSc International Banking & Finance
Elected member of Senate.

PhD Supervision

Mo would particularly welcome applications from students who are interested in entrepreneurial and behavioural finance.

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Research Output 2002 2018

24 Article
8 Paper
6 Conference contribution
2 Chapter (peer-reviewed)
4 More

Now You See Me: Diversity, CEO Education, and Bank Performance in the UK

Elsharkawy, M., Paterson, A. & Sherif, M., 16 Mar 2018, In : Investment Management and Financial Innovations. 15, 1, p. 277-291 15 p.

Research output: Contribution to journal › Article

Open Access

File

Education

Bank performance

Chief executive officer

Endogeneity

Financial institutions

Performance and entrepreneurial orientation in SMEs: The case of Abu Dhabi

Sherif, M., Galloway, L. & Zarrouk, H., 19 Oct 2018, (Accepted/In press) In : International Journal of Accounting, Auditing and Performance Evaluation.

Research output: Contribution to journal › Article

Small and medium-sized enterprises

Entrepreneurial orientation

Performance orientation

Autonomy

United Arab Emirates

Socially Responsible Investment

Paterson, A., Elshinawy, M., Adamolekun, O., Rae, S. J. & Sherif, M., Jan 2018, Contemporary Issues in Social Accounting. Paterson, A., Yonekura, A., Jackson, W. & Jubb, D. (eds.). 1 ed. Oxford: Goodfellow, p. 92-111 20 p.

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter (peer-reviewed)

Socially responsible investment