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Naveed Khan

Lecturer

HITEC University Taxila, Pakistan - Taxila, Pakistan

Summary

A challenging and rewarding position in reputed an internship and job opportunity in any organizations that not only utilize my educational knowledge and skills, but also provide opportunity for personal growth and career development.

Projects

DOES PREMIUM EXIST IN THE STOCK MARKET FOR LABOR INCOME GROWTH RATE? A SIX-

The Effect of Leverage and Debt Maturity on the Corporate Financial Perform

Determinants of Cash Holding: Evidence from Financial and Non-Financial Fir

impact of earning management on dividend policy

IMPACT OF WORKING CAPITAL (LIQUIDITY NEXUS RATIO) ON PROFITABILITY EVIDENCE

Experience

Lecturer

HITEC University Taxila, Pakistan

Sep 2022 - Present | Taxila, Pakistan

Product Specialist

Getz Pharma

Oct 2020 - Mar 2022 | Mardan, Pakistan

Education

islamia college university peshawar

Doctorate, ‎

Management Sciences

Incomplete

2025

Islamia College Peshawar KPK Pakistan

M-Phill, MS‎

Finance

Completed

2021

Abdul Wali Khan University Mardan

Masters, , BBA‎

CGPA 3.5/4

2018

Govt Commerce College Mardan, KPK

Diploma, ‎

Information Technology

Completed

2018

BISE Mardan

Intermediate/A-Level, Faculty of Science (Pre-Engineering), F.Sc Pre-Engineering‎

Science

Percentage 71%

2014

Mardan public school mardan

Matriculation/O-Level, Matric in Science, SCIENCE‎

SCIENCE

Percentage 59%

2012

BISE Mardan

Non-Matriculation, Matric in Science‎

Completed

2012

Skills

Intermediate Conservation Awareness

Beginner Microsoft Applications Experience

Beginner Writring

Languages

Expert Pashto

Intermediate Urdu

Intermediate English

Companies Followed

United Bank Limited (UBL)

CHIP Training & Consulting Pvt Ltd.

Quantrics Consultants

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My Projects

DOES PREMIUM EXIST IN THE STOCK MARKET FOR LABOR INCOME GROWTH RATE? A SIX-

Date : Sep 2021 - Jun 2022

URL https://www.researchgate.net/publication/361468186_DOES_PREMIUM_EXIST_IN_THE_STOCK_MARKET_FOR_LABOR_INCOME_GROWTH_RATE_A_SIX-FACTOR-ASSET-PRICING_MODE

<div><p>The objective of this study is to explore Roy and Shijin [(2018). A six factor assets pricing model. Borsa Istanbul Review, 18(3), 205–217] six-factor-model of asset pricing by extending Fama and French five-factor model to include human capital as a sixth factor in the context of Pakistan — an emerging country in Asia, and to test the validity of the six-factor asset pricing model in explaining time-series variations in portfolio returns of Pakistan equity market. For this purpose, we use Fama and Macbeth’s two-pass time series regression technique to test the validity and applicability of the six-factor model. The findings indicate that the six factors model is an appropriate asset pricing model for explaining time-series variations in Pakistan. Furthermore, the human capital (labor income growth rate) is significant for most of the portfolios constructed in this study, which implies that the human capital significantly explains time-series variations in portfolio returns. The empirical results encourage all types of investors and academics to incorporate human capital into asset pricing models. It helps in more accurately estimating the required rate of return, which can improve asset pricing models.</p></div>

The Effect of Leverage and Debt Maturity on the Corporate Financial Perform

Date : Nov 2020 - Mar 2021

URL http://353998426_The_Effect_of_Leverage_and_Debt_Maturity_on_the_Corporate_Financial_Performance_Evidence_from_Non_Financial_Firms_Listed_at_Pakistan_

<div><p>Purpose :This study examined the effect of leverage, debt maturity on corporate financial performance of non-financial firms listed at the Pakistan Stock Exchange. Targeted population of this study was 100 firm listed at PSX as KSE-100 index out of which 74 non-financial firms were selected from 28 different sectors for the period of 5 years 2013 to 2017. Design/Methodology/Approach: Financial performance measured by ROA, ROE, while leverage, short term leverage, long term leverage taken as independent variables, four variables were taken as control which are size, current ratio, sale growth, tangibility. On the basis of Hausman test, results of random effect model were found appropriate. Findings: ST and LT Leverage have a negative significant and insignificant effect on financial performance (ROA) respectively, moreover long term leverage has a positive and significant but short has a negative and insignificant effect on ROE. The results of the control variables showed that size has a negative and significant effect on ROA and ROE, whereas current ratio has insignificant and negative effect on ROA, ROE. Sale growth has a positive and insignificant effect on firms ROA and ROE. Tangibility has insignificant and negative effect on financial performance. Implications/Originality/Value: This study is consistent with traditional trade-off theory and recommended that management of the non-financial firms listed at the PSX should employ minimal debt level or use an optimal level of capital structure and also to attract good management thus to improve their financial performance.</p></div>

Determinants of Cash Holding: Evidence from Financial and Non-Financial Fir

Date : Aug 2020 - Dec 2020

URL https://www.researchgate.net/publication/350739963_Determinants_of_Cash_Holding_Evidence_from_Financial_and_Non-Financial_Firms_listed_on_Pakistan_Sto

<div><p>Corporate cash holding involves both trade-off and packing order for cost and benefit analysis. The purposes of this study is to investigate the determinants of cash holding for financial and non-financial firms listed at Pakistan Stock Exchange as KSE-100 index. This study takes secondary data of 74 non-financial firms and 14 financial for the period of 2013-2019. Moreover, this study take cash holding as dependent variables while determinants of cash holding are Leverage, Firm Size, Cash Flow to Assets, Net Working Capital, Investment in tangible and intangible assets, this study takes three control variables which are PV-GDP, MCAP-GDP, TV-GDP, based on the diagnostic test and recommendation of Hausman test, results of Random Effect Model reveled that, leverage has positive and insignificant effect on cash holding, firm size were found negative and significant, cash flow to assets were found positive and significant, investment in tangible and intangible assets has positive, negative significant and insignificant effect on cash holding, while NWC were found positive and insignificant, control variables were found positive but have insignificant effect on cashAt last Dummy variables for comparison were added in model which shows that there exists significant difference between financial and non-financial firms for holding cash level, which suggest that on average both sectors hold different level of cash and cash equivalent. The findings of this study is aligned with trade-off and pecking order theory and previous researcher, moreover the findings of this study suggest that it will be beneficial for company manager, who could employ minimum debt level or use an optimum level of capital structure, in order to deviate the managerial conflict, such study is also benefited for shareholders, creditors and investors.</p></div>

impact of earning management on dividend policy

Date : Mar 2018 - Sep 2019

URL https://www.researchgate.net/publication/342513801_The_Impact_of_Earnings_Management_on_Dividend_Policy_Empirical_Analysis_of_Kse-100_Index_Firms

<div><p>For a number of purposes management of firms indulges in earnings manipulations. Moreover, to attract investors firms distribute dividend regularly, however sometimes to do so management can manipulate earnings information. in turn, such activities negatively affect the performance of firms in long run. Hence, in current paper investigated earnings manipulation and dividend policies of a sample of 76 KSE-100 index non-financial listed firms of Pakistan stock exchange during 2010-2016.Data are secondary in nature and collected from annual reports of firms.For measurement of earnings manipulation used discretionary accruals of management activities and modified cross sectional Jones model (1995) is used.Moreover, used random effect panel data technique for analysis. The final results revealed that earnings management and dividend payout ratio as proxy of dividend policy are negatively and insignificantly associated. Therefore, concluded that if management involves in manipulation practices then they are unable to pay their obligations as dividend. Moreover, if the governance system is strong then management cannot manipulate true information because according to governance system management should comply and explain the dividend payment procedures.</p></div>

IMPACT OF WORKING CAPITAL (LIQUIDITY NEXUS RATIO) ON PROFITABILITY EVIDENCE

Date : Jun 2019 - Dec 2019

URL http://publication/343179753_IMPACT_OF_WORKING_CAPITAL_LIQUIDITY_NEXUS_RATIO_ON_PROFITABILITY_EVIDENCE_FROM_MANUFACTURING_SECTOR_OF_PAKISTAN_COMPARATI

<div><p>The purpose of this study is to empirically investigate the impact of WCM on Profitability for a sample of 30, Cement and Sugar industries, listed on Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX). Data is secondary in nature and time of the study is 2014-2018. STATA software is used measure the effect. In this research NPM is taken as dependent variables and WCM independent which is measured by liquidity ratio while Firm Size is taken as control variable. The key finding of analysis shows that CR has positive and significant effect on profitability in both sectors. However CCC has negative and significant but positive and insignificant effect on profitability in both sectors. ITR has positive and insignificant effect on Profitability, Size has positive and significant effect on profitability in both sectors. The final discussion comprehend that increase in CCC leads to decrease in Profitability, while decrease in CCC leads to increase in Profitability. The quicker the firm converts its assets in to liquidity the better the firm will assume profitability. It concluded that profitability can be enhanced if industry manager manage their working capital in a more efficient way. At last test equality of matched pairs was applied to measure the trend effect which shows that both industries have different operation, techniques and infrastructure, which has significant difference between firm variables and ITR has insignificant effect. Which show that both industries have same mean of Inventories Turnover. Keywords. Net Profit Margin, Current Ratio, Inventories Turnover Ratio, Cash Conversion Cycle, Size of Firm.</p></div>

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