Sharif Mahmud Khalid

Sharif is an Associate Professor in Accounting and Finance. His research resonates around corporate governance and social responsibility practices approached from a critical and interdisciplinary perspective. Sharif has a particular interest in Africa, frontier and emerging markets development. In line with his broader research engagement are extractive sector governance, international tax and trade, corporate and commercial law, political accountable and sustainable development. Sharif sits on the British Accounting and Finance Association Special Interest Group on Corporate Governance. He serves as an Associate Editor of Qualitative Research in Financial Markets and is also a Senior Fellow of the High Education Academy, UK. Sharif holds a BA(Hons) and an MSc in Energy Management. He has a Postgraduate Certificate in Learning and Teaching; as well as an MBA – all from The University of Sheffield. Sharif also earned a PhD from the Henley Business School and an MSc in Taxation from the University of Oxford.