Abdul Haseeb Khan

University of the Punjab, Lahore

University of the Punjab, Lahore

• CGPA 3.29/4.00
• Coursework: Econometrics I & II, Statistics, Calculus I & II, Quantitative Decision Science, Data Visualization, Islamic Banking & Finance

Government College of Science

• Computer Science, Statistics, Mathematics

Independent working paper, not peer reviewed

github.com/abdulhaseeb707/inflation-corporate-profitability-pakistan

• Began in 2025 as a Stata regression study of inflation and firm-level profitability; rebuilt in Python in 2026 as a twenty-year panel of 6,683 firm-years for 441 listed non-financial companies, from State Bank of Pakistan data.
• Estimated fixed-effects, threshold and sector models with Driscoll–Kraay errors and a wild cluster bootstrap: the link is weak on average, bends at about 10% inflation and differs by sector.
• Showed that operating profit grew 6.4 times in rupees but ended about 3% lower after inflation. Wrote a 21-page paper, a two-page summary and slides.

Meezan Bank Limited, Lahore

• Onboarded clients onto Shariah-compliant savings and current accounts and helped mobilise deposits.
• Supported assessments for Islamic financing products, including Murabaha and Diminishing Musharakah.
• Ran AML/CFT checks during client onboarding, in line with SBP regulations and Shariah governance rules.
• Helped customers move to digital banking and introduced them to other halal financial products.

• Scored 100 out of 100; the 2026 theme was “Financial security in the world of artificial intelligence: challenges and opportunities”.

V International Olympiad on Financial Security, Siberian Federal University, Krasnoyarsk, Russia

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• Represented Pakistan in an international competition on financial security.
• Solved case studies on anti-money laundering, counter-terrorist financing, financial compliance and economic risk.
• Gained a broader view of international financial security and cross-border cooperation.

Ekaterinburg, Russia · Entrepreneurship Track

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• Presented "Financial Fraud in Pakistan and Losses to GDP" and represented Pakistan in the Interactive International Discussion on financial fraud.
• Took part in discussions on financial security, entrepreneurship and youth engagement.
• Explored Russian technology and entrepreneurship initiatives, including neurotechnology demonstrations.

Washington, DC (online)

• Took part in discussions on development finance, youth economic empowerment and the future of digital jobs.

State Bank of Pakistan (BSC), Lahore

• Studied credit access for SMEs, financial inclusion and the financing challenges of Pakistan's SME sector.

Khabarovsk, Russia (online)

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• Took part online as a participant from Pakistan.

Independent project

github.com/abdulhaseeb707/cost-optimization-linear-programming

• Built a multi-plant kiln-fuel linear program in R that meets heat, sulphur and supply limits and cuts the modeled FY2025 fuel bill of a listed cement producer by 4.0% (Rs 794 million a year).
• Built the dataset from company reports and published fuel data; cross-checked the optimum with GLPK and rebuilt the model in Excel Solver.
• Tested eight scenarios, including the Oct 2025 halt in Afghan coal (+5.4% cost); shadow prices show that more tyre fuel and biomass is worth more than a higher alternative-fuel cap.

International community on financial security, 7,100+ participants from 66 countries

• Part of the Movement's work on raising awareness of financial fraud, including its "Together Against Fraud" discussion at the International Festival of Youth 2026.

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, on Coursera (online)

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• Analysed how taxes and price controls affect market equilibrium.
• Applied elasticity of demand to consumer behaviour.
• Studied cost theory and how firms maximise profit at given prices.