Hayat Khan
Assistant Professor
Economics
Alfaisal University
Saudi Arabia
Biography
Dr. Hayat Khan graduated with a PhD from the University of Melbourne. He has been working at La Trobe University since 2005 after completion of his PhD. Dr. Khan has won numerous academic awards including Kilmany Prize for outstanding performance in PhD coursework, a Gold Medal in MSc Economics, and teaching awards for teaching innovations and outstanding contribution to student learning at undergraduate and postgraduate levels at La Trobe University. He co-designed the award winning Master of Islamic Banking and Finance and Islamic Finance Professional Development Program at La Trobe University and acted as director of the program for two years. Dr. Khan’s current research focuses on theoretical underpinning of Islamic economics and finance, corporate governance and behavioural economics/finance. He has produced high quality research on theoretical and empirical issues related to economics and finance, Islamic finance in particular”
Research Interest
Financial and Economic Theory (Welfare Economics, Islamic Economics, Islamic Banking and Finance, Quantitative Economics, Corporate Finance/Governance, Behavioural Economics and F inance and Economics of social issues) and Applied Economics and Finance.
Publications
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Khan, H. (2015). Some Implications of d ebt versus e quity - b ased f inancing in the b ackdrop of f inancial c rises. JKAU: Islamic Economics , 28 (1), 179 - 195
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Khan, H. (2015). Gift exchange anomaly: evidence from incentives vis - Ã - vis performance of Islamic insurance operators . Applied Economics Letters . 22(14), 1175 - 1178.
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Khan, H. (2015). Optimal Incentives for Takaful (Islamic Insurance) Operators . Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization , 109, 135 - 144.
