Thank you so much for visiting this site. I have always thought that making a website in your own name is a bit awkward. A bit self serving. But I am compelled to make a website in my name to fight the propaganda created by certain people who do not like my views on certain matters.
Mir Mohammad Alikhan with his visionary mindset and professional acumen has transformed financial landscapes and set new standards.
Mir Mohammad Alikhan’s advisory roles with the Government of Pakistan and the New Jersey Governors Council have driven impactful economic and governance decisions.
Mir Mohammad Alikhan developed the world’s first Islamic Banking Benchmark Index, KMS-SAMI, now managed by The Dow Jones Indices.
My Wikipedia page, {1} which should be neutral, balanced, and supported by references has been altered repeatedly. All my life’s work has been removed which accounts for 98% of who I am and only one controversy has been left on my Wikipedia page. I have repeatedly written to The Wikimedia Foundation (proof) but have received no assistance. I have provided them with proofs but no action was taken.
My original Wikipedia article (proof) was altered by a Pakistani individual named Saqib Qayyum and his team, whose political views differ from mine and he manages several Wikipedia articles for politicians of a certain party that I differ in views from. So he blocks any editor who tries to restore my Wikipedia article with authentic references and threatens them. A borderline criminal act of diabolically defaming me.
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Here’s a snippet of my impactful appearances and key moments of thought leadership on some of the most esteemed platforms and media channels.
Serving as the keynote speaker at the event, held from October 2 to 10, 1998, Alikhan addressed the topic “Islamic Finance in the 21st Century.
USFG recently announced its intention to float its shares into the public markets in the Gulf. The company, which recorded revenues in excess of US$50 million (Dhs 183.5 million) in 1997,
The United States Financial Group (USFG), the Wall Street based company which owns the investment bank Klein Maus and Shire, has announced that two Fortune 500 businessmen have joined its board of directors
Manama. Leonard H. Yablon and Joseph Antonini have been inducted into the board of directors at the New York-based United Charges Financial Group (USFG), which owns Klein Maus & Shire.
