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  • Dr Modawi has worked at HSBC Bank as banker at HSBC Global standard department. He has worked as account reviewer where he reviewed high risk customers, he also worked at Lloyds Banking Group as share dealing administrator at direct investment department, and in academic he has been at Swansea University since 2019, where he taught MSc in Accounting and Finance. He also, worked at University College of London (UCL) where he taught macroeconomics.

    Qualifications                                                                                                         

    A PhD-In Finance (Swansea University- Swansea Business School), MSc in Accounting and Finance (Swansea Business School) and BA (Hons) In Business and Management (Leeds Business School).

    Available for PhD Supervision.

    • Advance corporate Finance
    • Taxation
    • Banking and Finance Project
    • Corporate Governance,
    • Executive compensation,
    • CEOs incentives,
    • Taxation,
    • Financial market,
    • Financial economics.

  • CEOs incentives, corporate governance, and tax avoidance: A study of UK listed firms

    • Authors: Modawi Fadoul 
    • Conference: School of Management Postgraduate Research Conference Economic and Finance
    • Venue: Swansea University School of Management,
    • Date: 16 – 26th June 2021

    Second Accepted Conference Paper

    Product market competition, corporate governance, and tax avoidance: A study of UK listed firms.
    • Authors: Modawi Fadoul
    • Conference: Vietnam Symposium in Banking and Finance (VSBF)
    • VenueS:
      • The Association of Vietnamese Scientists and Experts (AVSE Global)
      • The Banking Academy of Vietnam and the International Society For the Advancement of Financial Economics (ISAFE)
    • Date: 28-30 October 2021