Available immediately · Seeking a 2–6 month internship

Mohamad Medhat Hassan

Banking & Finance/Business Administration/Beirut Arab University

Final-year BBA student specialising in Banking and Finance at Beirut Arab University, with a strong interest in financial services and banking operations — and five years spent running a retail business where the numbers were my own.

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Years running a business
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Applied finance research projects
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BBA completion · Beirut Arab University
Profile

Finance is a system of
connections. I read the links.

I am completing a Bachelor of Business Administration in Banking and Finance at Beirut Arab University, where my coursework has centred on financial analysis, accounting, corporate finance, banking operations, financial markets and investment fundamentals.

Alongside my degree I have owned and run Lachunga, a clothes retail business in Daraya, since 2021. That experience turned accounting, budgeting and expense control from coursework into daily decisions, and it is where my analytical habits were formed: track the numbers, understand what moved them, act on what they say.

I am now looking for a 2 to 6 month internship in banking or financial services, and I am available to start immediately.

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Analytical thinking

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Problem-solving

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Attention to detail

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Communication

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Time management

Candidate summary2026
ProgrammeBBA — Banking & Finance
InstitutionBeirut Arab University
Study period08 / 2023 — 08 / 2026
Current statusFinal year
Business ownershipSince 01 / 2021
CertificationIC3
LanguagesArabic · English B2
LocationDaraya, Lebanon
Internship sought2 — 6 months
AvailabilityImmediate
Entrepreneurial experience

Five years of hands-on
business experience

Owning a retail business is not a banking role — but it is where financial responsibility becomes personal. Every duty below appears on my CV, and each one maps onto a capability a finance team uses every day.

Lachunga Clothes Store

Business Owner · Founder
01 / 2021 — Present
Daraya, Lebanon

Daily operations

Oversaw the running of the store day to day, covering sales, customer service and inventory management.

Accounting & financial tracking

Handled the books directly, including budgeting and expense control against real cash constraints.

Supplier coordination

Managed supplier relationships and operational planning as part of core business administration.

Customer relationships

Maintained the customer base that carried the business, contributing to growth and stability.

01OperationsSales, service and inventory run on a daily cycle.
02FinanceBookkeeping, budgeting and expense control on the same cycle.
03CustomersRelationships that convert operations into repeat revenue.
04PlanningSupplier coordination and operational planning ahead of demand.
05GrowthStability first, then expansion — sustained over five years.
Education

Academic record

Beirut Arab University · Faculty of Business Administration08 / 2023 — 08 / 2026

Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)
in Banking and Finance

InstitutionBeirut Arab University
LocationBeirut, Lebanon
SpecialisationBanking & Finance
StatusFinal year

Documented areas of study

Financial analysis
Accounting
Corporate finance
Banking operations
Financial markets
Investment fundamentals
Quantitative decision-making
Problem solving

Core principles of business administration with a focus on Banking and Finance, developing knowledge in financial analysis, accounting and corporate finance, and an understanding of banking operations, financial markets and investment fundamentals. Analytical, problem-solving and quantitative decision-making skills were strengthened through coursework — including the three research projects below.

Financial competencies

What I can work with

Filter by discipline. These are the competencies listed on my CV, described honestly at the level of a final-year student with practical business exposure — no inflated ratings.

Competencies as listed on the CV. Levels are not rated numerically — depth is best assessed in interview or through the research work in the section below.

Research portfolio

Three academic projects,
read as financial research

University coursework — not professional engagements — but each one is a full research report with a defined question, a literature base, case evidence and a policy conclusion. Open any project for the full case study.

Financial research dashboard

The portfolio at a glance

The same three projects, indexed the way an analyst would file them: by research area, question, concepts and markets covered.

Banking · Risk · Regulation01
Research area

Non-bank financial intermediation and financial stability

Main question

To what extent does shadow banking create systemic financial instability, and how effective are the regulatory measures designed to contain it?

Key concepts

Liquidity mismatch · Leverage · Procyclicality · Interconnectedness · Contagion · Regulatory arbitrage · Basel III · FSB

Markets studied

United States · China · Global repo and money markets

Financial theme

Risk that is redistributed rather than removed

Macroeconomics · Fiscal policy02
Research area

Progressive tax bracket design and macroeconomic performance

Main question

Which channels carry bracket changes into GDP, employment and investment — and how large are the behavioural responses across the income distribution?

Key concepts

Marginal rates · Laffer curve · Elasticity of taxable income · Bracket creep · Keynesian vs neoclassical channels · Revenue stability

Markets studied

United States · United Kingdom · Scandinavia · India · Brazil · OECD

Financial theme

The trade-off between efficiency, equity and revenue

Global finance · Markets03
Research area

Financial globalization across developed and emerging economies

Main question

How do national financial systems respond to greater openness, and which institutional conditions decide whether integration delivers growth or crisis?

Key concepts

Cross-border capital flows · FDI vs portfolio flows · Policy trilemma · Global financial cycle · Contagion · Dollarization · Basel · FSB · AML

Markets studied

United States · China · Germany · Lebanon

Financial theme

Institutions decide what openness is worth

How I approach finance

Four steps, in order

Step 01

Analyse

Understand the numbers and the financial statements before forming any view.

Step 02

Evaluate

Identify the risks, the opportunities and the financial implications of each.

Step 03

Connect

Read the relationships between markets, institutions and economies — where risk actually travels.

Step 04

Decide

Translate the analysis into an informed business decision, and own the outcome.

Languages
ArabicNative
EnglishB2 · Upper-intermediate
Contact

Let's talk finance.

I am looking for a 2 to 6 month internship in banking, financial services or financial analysis, and I am available to start immediately. If you have an opening — or a question about any of the research above — I would be glad to hear from you.

Emailmhamadhassan081@gmail.com Phone+961 71 973 226
LocationDaraya, Lebanon
AvailabilityImmediate