DATIN PROF. DR. IZLIN BINTI ISMAIL
Department of Finance
Faculty of Business and Economics
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Izlin is currently the Deputy Dean Research and Innovation at the Faculty of Business and Economics, Universiti Malaya. She was formerly the Head of Department of Finance and Banking, as well as the Director for the Centre of Business Excellence (CBE@UM) at the faculty. She has also served as the Deputy Director at the International Institute of Public Policy and Management (INPUMA). Prior to academia, she was a corporate analyst at a multinational corporation. Izlin graduated with a BSc in Economics from the London School of Economics and Political Science, MSc in Investment Management from Bayes Business School, City, University of London, and PhD at Nottingham University Business School. She has published in indexed journals in areas such as international finance, microfinance, financial literacy, fintech and energy finance. She has also published several books including a financial literacy handbook for primary school students, as well as research-based books on consumer financial vulnerabilities, and Fintech in Malaysia. Izlin has been appointed as consultant for several projects such as on financial literacy for primary schools, economic enhancement programmes for public infrastructure projects and the global services sector. She has also led 9 out of 20 research projects with a total grant value of more than RM1.5 million. Her recent projects include financial literacy workshops for vulnerable groups including pensioners, migrant workers as well as students. She is also a corporate trainer for finance-related courses in corporate certification programmes. As for supervision, she has supervised more than 12 PhD and 50 Master students to completion.
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Bond And Suk?k Markets In Malaysia: Innovations And Insights |
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Measuring The Competitiveness Of Large Enterprises In Southeast Asia Countries |
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A Systematic Review of Literature on Factors Influencing the Effect of Fintech on Green Finance in ASEAN countries
Unlocking economic insights: ESG integration, market dynamics and sustainable transitions
Impact of dual banking system liquidity creation on economic activity
Impact of banking subsystem liquidity creation on real economic output
The state of Fintech in Malaysia
Consumer Financial Vulnerabilities in Malaysia: Issues, Trends and Psychological Aspects
Pro Du-it: Pendidikan Celik Kewangan
The Impact of Convergence with IFRS on the Malaysian Capital Market: Investor Perspectives
Applying a Digital Ethnographic Tool into a Data Triangulation and Trustworthiness of Microfinance Over-Indebtedness Study in Bangladesh during COVID-19
Challenges and Prospects of Integrated Model of Islamic Microfinance in Palestine
The Asian Bond Fund