Abdulaziz Zubaid

This course is part of the CFA University recognition program. Predicted Grade is 2:1 Second Class Honors (lower division) equivalent to 3.00-3.33 GPA American grading system. Relative modules include, Investment Management, Financial Management, Financial Reporting, Financial Modeling, Entrepreneurial Finance, Valuation and Risk Management, Multinational Financial Management, and Market & Portfolio Analysis. Independent Dissertation is primarily focused on the relationship of profitability with Capital Structure and Dividend Policy in GCC Islamic and conventional banks. An extensive and useful course that provides you with practical and technical knowledge on financial & investment theories, models, and assumptions. It combines knowledge of both entrepreneurial & corporate finance with the institutional and individual investor and how management should operate on the opposing side. It also is inclusive on theory of markets and efficiency, along with portfolios analysis.

Achieved 2:1 Second Class Honors (upper division) equivalent to 3.33-3.67 GPA American grading system. Relative modules included, Finance in MENA, Corporate Finance, Financial & Managerial Accounting, Managerial Economics, International Business Strategy, and Quantitative and Analytical Techniques for Managers. A Comprehensively diverse course in which I also learned theoretically how businesses operate on a global scale from an International Marketing, International Human Resource, Corporate Governance, and Political perspective. Advantageously , some modules were focused on MENA, hence subjects such as Contemporary Issues in MENA economies, Management in MENA Domestic and International developments, Arabic Culture, Government & Politics in MENA, were included.Independent Dissertation was about FDI and diversification in GCC countries.

International foundation program that is mandatory for international students in the UK. It proved my eligibility to study in a University of London Institution. Relative subjects included Accounting, Economics, and Business administration.