Rate My Professor Abdullahi Ahmed

Ahmed contributes to the advancement of financial planning education as a committee member of the Financial Planning Academic Forum, which drives the development of university-level financial planning programs. He has taught postgraduate courses such as advanced financial advisory practice, managing of financial institutions, wealth creation and estate planning, and business research methods. As a supervisor, he has guided seven PhD students to completion and currently supervises five on projects addressing financial literacy and performance measurement systems, digital transformation and ESG divergence, dynamic linkages between Chinese and global emerging markets, country-level transparency and financial secrecy impacts on trading rules, financial inclusion in Indonesia, IFRS innovation and disclosure quality in the GCC region, agency theory and financial literacy, financial wellbeing and debt-taking behaviour of Australian households, incentives transparency and culture in global IPO underpricing, stock buyback programs on equity incentives, legitimacy of Australian financial services licensing, and dynamic financial linkages and volatility transmissions between China and international markets. Key publications include 'Australians' Financial Wellbeing and Household Debt: A Panel Analysis' (2021, Journal of Risk and Financial Management), 'The Bitcoin-agricultural commodities nexus' (2024, Australian Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics), 'Dependency structure and volatility connectedness among China-ASEAN stock market' (2026, Financial Innovation), 'Quartile risk dependence between clean energy markets' (2025, Current Issues in Tourism), and 'Impact of political risk and economic growth on the tourism-led growth hypothesis' (2023, Tourism Economics). His scholarship informs policy and practice in financial markets and investor behaviour.