2010 - Present

Management of Financial Institutions, MBA course. Financial Risk Management, Master of Finance

Teaching Area/s

Finance

Courses Taught

Topics in Finance I Corporate Finance, PhD course, Management of Canadian Financial Institutions, undergraduate course. Securities Markets and Investment Banking, graduate course (MBA). Risk management, undergraduate course. Introduction to Finance, undergraduate course.

Previous Appointments

 
WORK EXPERIENCE

July 2007- Present Associated professor, Finance Area, , Schulich School of Business, York University, Toronto, ON., Canada, M3J 1P3

July 2000- July 2007 Assistant professor, Department of Finance and Management Science, School of Business, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, Canada, T6G 2R6.

1999- 2000 Instructor, Department of Economics, Queen’s University, Kingston, ON, Canada.

1999 Instructor, Department of Political Science and Economics, Royal Military college of Canada, Kingston, ON, Canada.

PROFESSIONAL LEADERSHIP

CURRICULUM VITAE

Name
Nadia Massoud

Rank
Associate Professor of Finance

Status
Full Time

Education
1995- 2000 Doctor of Philosophy (Economics/Finance), Queen’s University, Kingston ON. Canada. Thesis: “Essays on Financial Markets: Stock Market Dynamics with Rational Liquidity Traders; Explaining `Rip-off' ATM Surcharges.”

1994-1995 Master of Arts (Economics), University of Waterloo, Waterloo, ON. Canada. Thesis: “A Valuation Model of the Incentive Effect of the Executive’s Stock Options on the Managerial Effort in an Agency Model.”

Employment History

July 2007- Associated professor, Finance Area, , Schulich School of Business, York University, Toronto, ON., Canada, M3J 1P3

July 2000- July 2007 Assistant professor, Department of Finance and Management Science, School of Business, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, Canada, T6G 2R6.

1999- 2000 Instructor, Department of Economics, Queen’s University, Kingston, ON, Canada.

1999 Instructor, Department of Political Science and Economics, Royal Military college of Canada, Kingston, ON, Canada.


Honours
2006 The best Paper on Empirical Finance, Southern Finance Association.

2004-2008 Life Underwriter Fellowship, University of Alberta

1995-1998 Queen’s Graduate Award

1994-1995 University of Waterloo Graduate Award

1995 Nominated for the University of Waterloo Golden medal for academic excellence

Scholarly and Professional Activities

April 17, 2007 Expert Witness before the Finance Committee on "ATM fees and electronic payments”.


INVITED PRESENTATIONS

Simon Fraser University, ““You Can Enter but You Cannot Leave..” U.S. Securities Markets and Foreign Firms.” (Vancouver, BC, CANADA, February 2007).

Shulich school of Business , ““You Can Enter but You Cannot Leave..” U.S. Securities Markets and Foreign Firms.” (Toronto, ON, CANADA, November 2006).

The Arab Academy for Banking and Financial Sciences, ““You Can Enter but You Cannot Leave..” U.S. Securities Markets and Foreign Firms.” (Amman, Jordan, August 2006)

Saskatoon University, ““You Can Enter but You Cannot Leave..” U.S. Securities Markets and Foreign Firms.” (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada, June 2006)

Boundaries of SEC Regulation Conference at Claremont McKenna College, “Why Do Firms Go Dark?”(Ontario, California, USA, February, February 2006).

Granada University, “The Cost of Being Late: Credit Card Penalty Fees” (Granada, Spain, October 2005).

The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, “Why Do Firms Go Dark?” (Jerusalem, Israel, August 2005).

University of Jordan, “Why Do Firms Go Dark?” (Amman, Jordan, August 2005).

The First CGA Manitoba Finance Conference, organized by University of Manitoba, “Why Do Firms Go Dark?” (Winnipeg, Manitoba, CANADA, March 2005).

The Federal Reserve of Philadelphia, “The Impact of ATM Surcharges on Larger Versus Smaller Banks: Is There a Switching Effect?” (Philadelphia, PA, USA, September 2004).

Simon Fraser University, “Why Do Firms Go Dark?” (Vancouver, BC, CANADA, October 2004).

Granada University, “The Impact of ATM Surcharges on Larger Versus Smaller Banks: Is There a Switching Effect?” (Granada, Spain, October 2003).

The Bank Of Canada, “How Should Central Banks Determine And Control Their Bank Note Inventory” (Ottawa, ON, Canada, June 2003).

Catholic Portuguese University, ”The Impact of ATM Surcharges on Larger Versus Smaller Banks: Is There a Switching Effect?” (Lisbon, Portugal, May 2003).


CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

Northern Finance Association, [Presenter and Chair] (Toronto, ON, Canada, September 2007).
American Finance Association, [Presenter] (Chicago, Illinois, US, January 2007).
Northern Finance Association, [Presenter and Discussant] (Montreal, QC, Canada, September 2006).
Alberta/Calgary Banff Conference, [[Presenter] (Banff, Alberta, Canada, April 2006).
Northern Finance Association, [Presenter and Discussant] (St. Johns, NF, Canada, September 2005).
Alberta/Calgary Banff Conference, [Discussant] (Banff, Alberta, Canada, April 2005).
17th Australasian Finance and Banking Conference [Presenter] (Sydney, Australia, December 2004).
American Economic Association, [Presenter](Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US, January 2004).
Northern Finance Association, [Presenter and Discussant] (St. Johns, NF, Canada, September 2004).
16th Australasian Finance and Banking Conference [Presenter] (Sydney, Australia, December 2003).
Northern Finance Association, [Presenter and Discussant] (Quebec, Quebec, Canada, September 2003).
15th Australasian Finance and Banking Conference [Presenter] (Sydney, Australia, December 2002).
Multinational Finance Association [Presenter] (Paphos, Cyprus, July 2002).
Northern Finance Association, [Presenter and Discussant] (Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, September 2000).
Financial Management Association, [Presenter] (Seattle, Washington, US, October 2000).
Financial Management Association, [Presenter at Doctorate Students Seminar] (Orlando, Florida, US, October 1999).
Northern Finance Association, [Presenter and Discussant] (Calgary, Alberta, Canada, September 1999).
Northern Finance Association, [Presenter and Discussant] (Toronto, ON. Canada, September 1998).

Graduate Thesis Supervisions

Saif Ullah “Three essays in corporate finance", PHD Finance, University of Alberta.




Graduate Courses Taught
Topics in Finance I: Corporate Finance (Ph.D level)
Securities Markets and Investment Banking (MBA level)

Research Funding
2006-2007 The Institute for US Policy Studies, University of Alberta, Canada

2006-2009 Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council,SSHRC, Canada

2006-2007 SAS Fund, University of Alberta

2006-2008 Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) Center for Financial Research, Washington, DC, US

2004-2008 Life Underwriter Fellowship, University of Alberta

2005-2007 The BBVA research foundation, Spain

2003-2005 Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council,SSHRC, Canada

2001-2006 National Research Program on Financial Services & Public Policy (4 awards)

2002-2004 NOVA Fund, University of Alberta

2001-2002 SAS Fund, University of Alberta

2000-2001 Muir Fund, University of Alberta

Publications
Books