Mohammad Al Qudah | Business Hypotheses | Best Researcher Award
Mr Mohammad Al Qudah, Universitat de València, Spain
Mohammad Al Qudah ππ° is a finance expert specializing in banking, fintech, and ESG investments. He earned a Bachelor’s (2014) and Master’s (2019) in Banking and Finance from Yarmouk and Al al-Bayt Universities, Jordan, and is pursuing a Ph.D. in Fintech at the University of Valencia, Spain. π He has worked as a Financial Controller, Treasury Accountant, Lending Officer, and Teller, gaining expertise in financial management and auditing. π³ As a lecturer at Philadelphia and Al-Balqa Applied Universities, he integrates finance, technology, and data analysis. His research explores cryptocurrency sustainability, fintech, and ESG investments. ππ
Publication Profile
Education
Mohammad Al Qudah π has a strong academic background in banking and finance. He earned his Bachelor’s degree (2009-2014) from Yarmouk University, Jordan π¦π, followed by a Master’s degree (2017-2019) from Al al-Bayt University, Jordan π°π. Currently, he is pursuing a Ph.D. in Banking and Finance with a focus on FinTech (2021-Present) at the University of Valencia, Spain ππ». His expertise lies in financial technology, banking systems, and digital finance innovation. With a passion for research and financial advancements, he aims to contribute to the evolving world of FinTech and modern banking solutions ππ³.
Experience
Mohammad Al Qudah is an experienced financial professional with a strong background in accounting and treasury management π°π. As a Financial Controller at Ash Company for Tourist Restaurants (2020/2021), he implemented and audited accounting processes, monitored inventory usage, and developed budgeting solutions π¦β . Previously, as a Treasury Accountant at Jordan Aviation Company (2018/2019), he managed financial transactions and improved accounting systems βοΈπ³. His role as a Lending Officer at National Microfinance Bank (2016/2018) involved loan assessments and client relationship management π‘π. Earlier, as a Teller at Mushrbash Exchange Company (2014/2016), he handled cash transactions and trained new employees π΅π¨βπ«.
Academic History
Mr. Mohammad Al Qudah served as a lecturer at Philadelphia University and Al-Balqa Applied University in Amman, Jordan (2022/2023) ππ―π΄. He emphasized practical applications to help students grasp financial management concepts and financial technology tools in real-world scenarios π‘π°. Through exercises in financial analysis, forecasting, and decision-making π, he enhanced their analytical and quantitative skills. By integrating digital solutions, he improved students’ proficiency in financial technology π₯οΈπ. His interdisciplinary approach bridged finance, economics, technology, and data analysis π. He fostered critical thinking π€, preparing students for careers in finance, banking, fintech startups, and consulting ππ¦.
Research History
Mr. Mohammad Al Qudah explores the ESG π±πΌ value of sustainable investments in cryptocurrency through bibliometric analysis, shedding light on emerging research trends. He investigates the sustainability of crypto investments, contributing to responsible investing discourse. His work examines the impact of empowering internal auditors on electronic internal audits πβ in emerging markets, emphasizing financial integrity. He also analyzes how IT enhances stock exchange efficiency ππ» and studies factors affecting credit policy in Islamic banks. Additionally, he explores the domestic savings gapβs impact on current account balance. His contributions to conferences on entrepreneurship, ESG, and fintech shape digital business discussions ππ’.
Research Focus
Mohammad Zakaria Ahmad AlQudahβs research primarily focuses on auditing π§Ύ, business intelligence π, corporate tax evasion π°, and accounting information systems π». His work examines the role of business intelligence in auditing, the impact of corporate tax evasion on budget revenue, and the evolution of creative accounting π¦. He also explores the influence of accounting information systems in the oil industry β½. Through bibliometric analyses, he contributes to a deeper understanding of financial decision-making π and external auditing processes. His research enhances transparency and efficiency in financial reporting and corporate governance. πβ