Lecturer,
Department of Economics, Finance, and International Business
Courses
- Global Finance
- Managerial Economics
- International Business
- Working Capital Management
- Analytical Methods in Finance
- Principles of Finance
- Intro to Macroeconomics
- Intro to Microeconomics
- Financial Markets/Institutions
- Fundamentals of International Business
- Econ of International Trade
- International Trade
- Capital Budgeting/Value Create
- Securities and Investments
Research
- Corporate finance and investments
Education
- BA, National University of Iran
- MA, University of Southern California
Academic Profile
- Over 30 years of International and corporate banking experience with financial institutions in Manhattan working for banks including Chemical Bank- New York and T. C. Ziraat Bank-New York.
- T.C. Ziraat Bank – New York Branch(1988-2010)
- Vice President and Chief Credit Officer
- Head of Credit & Marketing Department with managerial oversight of a $200 million portfolio of large and middle US corporate credits as well as fixed income securities and trade finance.
- Structured and executed a credit training program for lending officers in the areas of Trade Finance, Capital Markets, and Corporate Credit.
- Member of Senior Management Committees of the bank including, credit, risk, liquidity, and compliance
- Chemical Bank, New York Branch (1979-1988)
- Assistant Vice President – Banking and Corporate Finance
- Head of Corporate and Correspondent Banking in the Middle East and their US affiliates.
- Member of Credit Committee responsible for reviewing major US credit proposals. Actively proposed, evaluated, and supervised the opening of the Chemical Bank branch in Turkey.
- Central Bank of Iran- Tehran (1969- 1978)- Assistant Manager- Foreign Department
- AT&T, Holmdel, NJ. Consultant ( January 1994- December 1998)- Developed courses and taught classes attended by the executive employees. Also, conducted seminars for AT&T Corporation in Corporate Finance and Financial Management.
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