Mehmet F. Dicle

Visiting Assistant Professor of Finance

Address: 6363 St. Charles Avenue, Box 15
New Orleans, LA 70118
Office: (504)864-7078
Cell: (504)858-9342
Fax: (504)864-7970
Email: mfdicle@loyno.edu
Office: Miller 328

• Education
• Academic/Industry Experience
• Course Descriptions
• Research Interests
• Publications
• Personal

 

Education

• Ph.D., University of New Orleans, 2008, Major: Financial Economics
• M.S., University of New Orleans , 2006, Major: Financial Economics
• M.B.A., Yeditepe University , Istanbul , 2003, Major: Finance and Accounting
• B.B.A., University of Massachusetts , Amherst , 1995, Major: Finance and Operations Management
• A.S., Johnson and Wales University , Providence , 1993, Major: Business Administration

Ph.D. Dissertation: University of New Orleans

• Topic: Sources of commonality in liquidity and factors affecting the pricing of commonality
• Co-Chairs: Tarun K. Mukherjee, Ph.D. and Peihwang Wei, Ph.D.

Master's Thesis: Yeditepe University

• “Effects of Foreign Currency Conversion on Financial Statements According to IAS 21 and FAS 52”, June 25, 2003

Honors Research Thesis: University of Massachusetts at Amherst

• “Implementation of Computer Systems into Financial Markets”, June, 1994

 

Academic/Industry Experience

Teaching

• Fall 2007: Loyola University New Orleans , Joseph A. Butt, S.J., College of Business : Financial Management (FINB 300), Managerial Accounting for Decision Making (ACCTB 203)
• Summer 2006 – Summer 2007: University of New Orleans , Department of Economics & Finance: Finance Capstone (FIN 4304), Investments (FIN 3302), Intermediate Business and Economic Statistics (QMBE 2786), Business and Economics Statistics Laboratory (QMBE 2787)
• Spring 2004: Yeditepe University , Department of Banking and Insurance Management: Business Finance I (VSTD 114)
• Fall 2002 – Fall 2003: Yeditepe University , Department of Tourism Management: Financial Accounting I (VSTH 103), Total Quality Management (VSTH 220), Managerial Accounting (VSTH 104), Introduction to Computers and Data Processing (VSCM 117)

Teaching Regular Tutorial Sessions

Fall 2006 – Spring 2007: University of New Orleans , Executive MBA Program: Survey of Business Methodologies (BA 6780), Special Topics in Quantitative Methods (QMBE 6295), Financial Administration and Special Topics in Finance (FIN 6300)

Professional Experience

• October, 2000 – April, 2002: Family Finance Institution, Istanbul : Manager of Correspondent Banking and Acting Manager of Strategic Development
• April, 1999 – October, 2000: Turk Ticaret Bankasi A.S., Istanbul : Acting Manager of Correspondent Banking
• October, 1996 – April, 1999: Asya Finance Institution, Istanbul : Acting Manager of Treasury and Acting Manager of Correspondent Banking
• May, 1995 – October, 1996: Al-Baraka Turkish Finance Institution, Istanbul : Foreign Exchange Dealer and Correspondent Banking Expert
• November, 1994 – May, 1995: Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, MA: Account Representative

 

Course Descriptions

• FINB 300 – 001: Financial Management
• ACCTB 203 – 001: Managerial Accounting for Decision Making
• ACCTB 203 – 002: Managerial Accounting for Decision Making

 

Research Interests

• Teaching: Investments, Corporate finance, and Accounting
• Dissertation: Sources of commonality in liquidity and factors affecting the pricing of commonality

 

Publications, Proceedings, and Papers

Published Papers

• Abdou, Khaled and Dicle, Mehmet F. “Do risk factors matter in the IPO valuation?”, Journal of Financial Regulation and Compliance, Vol.15, No.1, pp. 63-89, 2007
• Dicle, Mehmet F. and Hassan, M. Kabir, “Day of the Week Effect in Istanbul Stock Exchange”, Scientific Journal of Administrative Development, Vol.5, 2007
• Hassan, M. Kabir and Dicle, Mehmet F. , “ Basel II and Regulatory Framework for Islamic Banks”, Journal of Islamic Economics and Finance, Vol.1, No.1, pp. 17-36, July-December 2005
• Hassan, M. Kabir and Dicle, Mehmet F. , “ Basel II and Capital Requirements For Islamic Banks”, Sixth International Conference on Islamic Economics, Banking and Finance: Papers and Comments, Vol. 2, pp. 235-276, November 2005

Papers Submitted for Review

• Dicle, Betul and Dicle, Mehmet F. , “Military Spending and Economic Growth”, Under review by Defence and Peace Economics, June 2007

Presentations at Academic Conferences

• Dicle, Mehmet F. , Hassan, M. Kabir, “Session-of-the-week effect in Istanbul Stock Exchange”, SWFA 46th Annual Meeting, San Diego , CA , March 13-17, 2007
• Hassan, M. Kabir and Dicle, Mehmet F. , “Corporate Governance and Control of Islamic Banks”, presented at the "The Seventh Harvard University Forum on Islamic Finance at the Harvard Law School" Cambridge, MA, April 22 - 23, 2006
• Dicle, Mehmet F. and Hassan, M. Kabir, “Day of the Week Effect in Istanbul Stock Exchange” presented at the “Annual Meetings of the Southwestern Society of Economists (SSE) in conjunction with the Annual Meetings of Federation of Business Disciplines (FBD)" Oklahoma City, MO, March 1-4, 2006
• Hassan, M. Kabir and Dicle, Mehmet F. , “ Basel II and Capital Requirements for Islamic Banks”, Sixth International Conference on Islamic Economics, Banking and Finance, Jakarta , Indonesia , 22-24 November 2005

Working Papers

• Abdou, Khaled and Dicle, Mehmet F. “Why do executives leave?”, Draft: August, 2007
• Dicle, Mehmet F. , He, Wei and Mukherjee, Tarun, “Why do companies offer DSPP?”, Draft: July, 2007

 

Personal

Honors, Grants and Awards

• 2008, Spring : University of New Orleans , Crescent City Doctoral Scholarship
• 2007, Fall : University of New Orleans , Crescent City Doctoral Scholarship
• 2007, April : Eastern Finance Association, Recognition of Dedication and Service
• 2007, January : American Finance Association, Student Travel Grant
• 2000, February : Major General Riza Kucukoglu, Special Recognition of High Achievement
• 1999, September: Major General Riza Kucukoglu (Konya Military Zone and Military Personnel School and Training Base Commander), Special Recognition of Persistence and Dedication