Our PhD Student Muhammed Nouman Latif Presented His Research at Lancaster University

Muhammed Nouman Latif, a PhD student in the Department of Economics at Ibn Haldun University, delivered a poster presentation based on his doctoral dissertation at the 2nd Conference on Financial Fraud, Misconduct, and Market Manipulation 2025, held on September 11–12, 2025, and organized by the Lancaster University Management School in the United Kingdom. His poster showcased his doctoral research on detecting financial fraud in Turkish insurance companies listed on Borsa Istanbul.

The study co-authored by Muhammed Nouman Latif, Prof. Muhittin Kaplan, and Assist. Prof. Asad UL Islam Khan highlights the role of anomalies in detecting fraudulent practices in financial markets by utilizing risk metrics. The research emphasizes the importance of transparency, accountability, and Sustainable Development Goal 8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth) in strengthening financial systems. This contribution reflects Ibn Haldun University’s commitment to addressing global challenges in the fields of finance and economics while reinforcing the university’s vision of being a center for high-impact research. Such international conferences also provide an essential platform for knowledge exchange and collaboration among academics, regulators, and industry professionals in the fight against financial misconduct.

We congratulate and wish their continued success Muhammad Nouman Latif and his co-authors for representing Ibn Haldun University on an international stage and for their contribution to advancing research in financial fraud detection and market integrity.