Rania Mahmoud Ali Elgendy

Dr. Rania Mahmoud Ali Elgendy

د. رانيه محمود علي الجندي

Assistant Professor

Economics and Business Administration - Financial Management and Investment

P.h.D Financial Management and Investment

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Biography

Dr. Rania Mahmoud El-Gendy is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Finance and Investment, College of Economics and Business Administration, Islamic University of Minnesota. She holds a Ph.D. in Economics, with a research specialization in financial markets and financial economics, and serves as a faculty member in the Department of Finance and Investment. With nearly 20 years of academic and professional experience, Dr. El-Gendy has held executive and board-level positions within Egypt's capital market sector. Her expertise spans financial markets, investment, financial mathematics, derivatives, risk management, corporate governance, and compliance. She has also delivered specialized academic courses, executive training programs, and professional consulting services in these fields. Her research interests include financial economics, capital markets, sustainable finance, risk management, corporate governance and compliance, econometrics, quantitative finance, and the applications of Itô calculus in financial modeling. Her work aims to bridge rigorous academic research with practical financial applications to support innovation and institutional excellence.

Academic Career Progression

  • Current Current academic position Faculty member Assistant Professor · Economics and Business Administration - Financial Management and Investment

Academic Qualifications

  • P.h.D Mansoura University

Scientific Research

The Impact of the COVID-19 Health Pandemic and The Russian-Ukrainian Crisis on Egypt’s Financial Market Performance and Hedging Methods

Publication date: 2026-04-01

The current study aims to analyze the impact of global economic crises, such as the COVID-19 pandemic and the Russian-Ukrainian crisis, on the performance of the stock market in Egypt. Additionally, it examines hedging Methods, early warning systems, and the monetary and fiscal policies implemented to address these crises. The study found that the crises had varying effects on the Egyptian stock market. The pandemic caused a sharp decline in 2020, while the Russian-Ukrainian crisis had a more pronounced impact on commodity and energy prices. However, volatility persisted due to ongoing economic instability. The importance of hedging policies and risk management has increased, particularly in light of new threats such as the planned exchange rate liberalization in 2024 and the events in Gaza. The research concludes that global crises significantly affect emerging markets like Egypt, necessitating innovative financial strategies to mitigate risks and ensure sustainable financing.

Teaching

Currently teaching

  • Studies in Compliance and Governance (D437-04) 2026-2027 · First semester
  • Advanced Financial Mathematics (M437-03) 2026-2027 · First semester
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