Dr. Kashif Imran

Dr. Kashif Imran is an accomplished academic and researcher in the field of Development and Financial Economics with over 15 years of experience. Currently serving as an Assistant Professor at the Institute of Business Management (IoBM), he has previously held teaching and research roles at the University of Malaya, Applied Economics Research Center, and Suffa University. His academic work combines theory with applied research in key economic areas such as international remittances, household development, poverty alleviation, and firm growth dynamics. Known for his engaging lectures and commitment to policy-relevant research, Dr. Imran also mentors postgraduate students in advanced economic analysis.

Dr. Kashif Imran actively researches development economics, international remittances, household development, poverty, and firm growth. His research contributions include 16 peer-reviewed articles in both national and international journals. He has presented at several global conferences and collaborates regularly on cross-institutional research projects. He is a member of the review boards of several esteemed economics journals and contributes to shaping academic discourse in both development and financial economics. His research aims to bridge the gap between economic theory and socio-economic policymaking.

Dr. Kashif Imran is a highly respected academic in Pakistan’s economics landscape. With a Ph.D. in Development Economics from the University of Malaya, an MPhil in Financial Economics from the University of Karachi, and an MBA in Finance from the University of Faisalabad, his credentials speak volumes about his academic rigor. Dr. Imran currently holds the position of Assistant Professor at IoBM, Karachi, where he teaches and mentors students in various economics disciplines.
His research portfolio includes sixteen published articles covering vital issues such as international remittances, household poverty dynamics, financial sector development, and firm-level growth. His work is often cited in discussions of economic policy reform. As an active member of editorial boards and a frequent contributor to academic conferences, Dr. Imran plays a pivotal role in the research and academic community in Pakistan and beyond. His blend of teaching excellence and impactful research defines him as a prominent voice in development and financial economics.