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Dr. Dalal Aassouli
Assistant Professor of Islamic Finance
Dr. Dalal Aassouli
Assistant Professor of Islamic Finance
Educational Qualifications
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
Executive Masters in Islamic Finance
Entity
College of Islamic Studies
Program
Master of Science in Islamic Finance
Divison
Islamic Finance
Biography
Dr. Dalal Aassouli is Assistant Professor of Islamic Finance at CIS. She has worked at the International Islamic Liquidity Management Corporation (IILM) in Malaysia, where she assisted with the establishment of the IILM's sukuk program. She has also held several positions in international institutions in Europe where she had exposure to the African, European, and Latin American markets.
Dr. Aassouli holds master’s degrees from NEOMA Business School and Paris Dauphine University, and a PhD from ENS de Lyon in France. Her areas of research interest include Islamic finance in general and its implications for liquidity management, corporate finance, ethical finance, development finance, green finance, sustainable development, and socially responsible investing.
Dr. Dalal is also an invited speaker at international Islamic finance conferences and events and provides her consultancy expertise to various organizations on issues related to Islamic and sustainable finance.
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
ENS de Lyon
2017
Executive Masters in Islamic Finance
Paris Dauphine University
2011
MSc in Management
NEOMA Business School
2008
- Islamic Finance
- Ethical Finance
- Impact Investing
- Green Finance
- Development Finance
Associate Dean of Academic Affairs
CIS, HBKU
2021 – 2022
Program Coordinator, MSc in Islamic Finance
CIS, HBKU
2019 – 2021
Assistant Professor of Islamic Finance
CIS, HBKU
2018 – Present
Visiting Academic
Durham University Business School
2016 – 2017
Origination & Structuring Assistant Vice President
International Islamic Liquidity Management Corporation
2011 – 2015
Financial Reporting and Modeling Senior Associate
Aperam
2009 – 2011
Treasury Projects Management Associate
ArcelorMittal Group Treasury
2007 – 2009
BOOK CHAPTERS
- The Edinburgh Companion to Shari'ah Governance in Islamic Finance.
- In de Courcelles, D. (Ed.), Actes pour une Économie Juste. Paris: Paris Lemieux-Éditeur (diffusion Les Belles Lettres).
JOURNAL ARTICLES
- ISRA International Journal of Islamic Finance, 2(10). 126-142.
OTHERS
- Policy Research Working Paper. No. WPS 8680. Washington, D.C.: World Bank Group.