SYED HUSSAIN AHMED

SYED HUSSAIN AHMED

Karachi, Pakistan

SYED HUSSAIN AHMED

Portfolio Manager & Investment Specialist
Category : Finance
Results-driven Investment Specialist with deep expertise in global market dynamics across Asian and Western equity exchanges. Proven ability to translate complex market data into actionable investment strategies to hedge against economic volatility. Adept at leveraging advanced data visualization tools (MS Power BI, Excel/VBA) to interpret global market trends. Committed to driving portfolio growth through rigorous fundamental analysis and identifying high-growth opportunities within precious metals and international equity markets. Expertise in managing diversified portfolios and building long-term client relationships. Committed to delivering customized investment solutions by integrating rigorous fundamental research with macro-economic analysis. Seeking to apply my technical background and disciplined research methodology to enhance asset allocation and long-term capital appreciation.

Working hours

  • Monday:08h00 To 18h00
  • Tuesday:08h00 To 18h00
  • Wednesday:08h00 To 18h00
  • Thursday:08h00 To 18h00
  • Friday:08h00 To 18h00
  • Saturday:08h00 To 18h00
  • Sunday:10h00 To 14h00
• Financial Modeling & Forecasting: Developed robust multi-factor models to forecast bank liquidity, interest rate sensitivity, and budget variance, supporting proactive decision-making.
• Data Analytics & Visualization: Architected interactive Power BI dashboards to visualize complex financial data, transforming manual spreadsheets into real-time performance tracking tools for senior leadership.
• Process Automation: Leveraged Advanced Excel (VBA/Macros) to automate repetitive month-end closing tasks, successfully reducing manual processing time by over [X]% while eliminating human error.

• Investment & Commodity Research: Applied quantitative methodologies to evaluate the performance of equity portfolios and precious metal commodities, providing actionable investment insights for institutional treasury.
Maintained the General Ledger, including preparing journal entries and performing inter-company reconciliations.

 Managed the full cycle of Accounts Payable, including vendor verification, invoice processing, and payment scheduling.

 Performed weekly bank reconciliations for multiple currency accounts, resolving discrepancies within 24 hours.

 Maintained the fixed asset register, calculating monthly depreciation and tracking asset disposals.

 Managed Accounts Payable and Receivable functions, improving cash flow efficiency .

 Assisted in the implementation of a new ERP system, serving as the functional lead for the finance module.

 Prepared monthly bank reconciliation statements for multiple high-volume currency accounts.
Maintained the General Ledger, including preparing journal entries and performing inter-company reconciliations.

 Managed the full cycle of Accounts Payable, including vendor verification, invoice processing, and payment scheduling.

 Performed weekly bank reconciliations for multiple currency accounts, resolving discrepancies within 24 hours.

 Maintained the fixed asset register, calculating monthly depreciation and tracking asset disposals.

 Managed Accounts Payable and Receivable functions, improving cash flow efficiency .

 Assisted in the implementation of a new ERP system, serving as the functional lead for the finance module.

 Prepared monthly bank reconciliation statements for multiple high-volume currency accounts.
A. Financial Planning & Analysis (FP&A)
• Budgeting & Forecasting: Developing annual budgets and quarterly forecasts for various branches or departments.
• Variance Analysis: Comparing "Actual vs. Budget" performance and investigating why certain departments are over or under-spending.
• Profitability Mapping: Analyzing the net interest margin (NIM) and identifying which banking products (e.g., Islamic financing vs. conventional loans) are generating the most profit.
B. Regulatory Reporting & Compliance
• SBP Reporting: Ensuring all financial data aligns with the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) prudential regulations.
• Taxation: Preparing data for FBR and provincial tax authorities (SRB/PRA) filings.
• Basel III Compliance: Assisting in the calculation of Capital Adequacy Ratios (CAR) and liquidity coverage ratios to satisfy global and local risk standards.
C. Data Automation & Strategy
Finance
MS 5113 Financial Time Series
MS 5103 Managerial Economics
MS 5105 Econometrics
MS 5111 Derivatives and Financial Risk
MS 5115 Operations and Mathematical Modeling
MS 5134 Behavioral Finance
MS 5206 Modern Financial Applications
MS 5215 Corporate Finance
MS 5217 Corporate Finance Planning and Decisions
Ms 5218 Financial Markets
MS 5237 Business Finance and Decision Making
MS 5414 Applied Econometrics
MS 5421 Capital Asset Pricing Model
MS 5425 Empirical Asset Pricing
MS 5317 Seminars in Finance
MS 5426 Mathematical Modeling in Finance
MS 5412 Islamic Banking and Finance

Business Analytics
MS 5467 Tools for Data Analytics (Mandatory for
Business Analytics Students)
MS 5454 Data Mining


Finance
MS 5461 Fintech/Data Science for Finance
MS 5452 Applied Time Series Analysis for With
Software Forecasting
MS 5469 Risk Management
MS 5459 Financial Modelling with Software
M.A. in Economics with a strong focus on Finance through its Department of Economics. This program is highly regarded in Pakistan for producing professionals for the banking, civil service, and research sectors.

Based on the official curriculum and departmental structure, here are the key details for the M.A. Economics (Annual System) which you are inquiring about:

## 1. Program Structure (2-Year Annual System)
The program is divided into Part-I (Previous) and Part-II (Final). Each part consists of five papers (100 marks each).

Part-I: Core Foundations
Paper I: Micro-economic Theory

Paper II: Macro-economic Theory

Paper III: Mathematical Economics

Paper IV: Statistics for Economists

Paper V: Islamic Economics OR Major Issues in Pakistan Economy

Part-II: Advanced & Finance Specialization
To focus on Finance, students typically select specific optional papers in their final year:

Paper I: International Trade Theory and Finance (Compulsory)

Paper II: Econometrics: Theory and Application (Compulsory)

Paper III: Development Economics: Theory and Policy (Compulsory)

Paper IV & V (Options): You can select two from a list. For a Finance-heavy profile, the following are recommended:

Investment and Project Analysis (Highly relevant for your portfolio management goals)

Monetary Theory and Policy

Public Sector Economics
The degree is divided into two parts.

Part-I (Compulsory Subjects)
Principles of Accounting: The foundation of your current role as a Senior Accountant.

Economic Analysis and Policy: Micro/Macro basics.

Business Mathematics and Statistics: The logic behind your 32 data science models.

Functional English

Introduction to Business

Islamic Studies (or Ethics for non-Muslims)

Part-II
Advanced Accounting & Cost Accounting: High-level reporting and industrial valuation.

Business Communication: Essential for reporting to bank leadership.

Economic Development of Pakistan: Understanding the local market dynamics (PSX/SBP).

Business and Industrial Law

Pakistan Studies

Auditing & Income Tax Law

Introduction to Computer Application in Business
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