Title

CV - Associate Prof. Dr. Kamarul Bahrain bin Abdul Manaf

Creator

Kamarul Bahrain bin Abdul Manaf

Source

UUM Portal

Date

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Language

English

Bibliography

PUBLICATION

Name in APA Format : Abdul Manaf, K.B.
(2019). Real earnings management and audit committee characteristics. Unimas review of accounting and finance. 2(1), 1 - 8.
(2019). The effects of mandatory ifrs adoption on accounting information quality: empirical evidence from jordan. Social science and humanities journal. 03(07), 1395 - 1415.
(2018). Audit committee independence, audit committee competence and earnings informativeness. Herald national academy of managerial staff of culture and arts . 1(1), 1171 - 1175.
(2018). Corporate governance mechanisms and compliance with international financial reporting standards (ifrs) in nigeria. Herald national academy of managerial staff of culture and arts . 1(1), 718 - 722.
(2018). Corporate governance practice in malaysian budget hotel and accommodation cooperatives. Advances in natural and applied sciences. 12(1), 19 - 22.
(2018). Firm characteristics and financial reporting quality: the moderating role of malaysian corporate governance index. The journal of social sciences research. 6(6), 924 - 932.
(2018). The effect of corporate board structure on foreign share ownership: listed companies in gulf cooperation council (gcc) countries. International journal of business and innovation. 4(1), 14 - 26.
(2017). Board governance mechanisms and sustainability disclosure: a moderating role of intellectual capital. Asian journal of multidisciplinary studies . 5(9), 163 - 189.
(2017). Corporate governance mechanisms and firm performance in iraq: a conceptual framework. Account and financial management journal. 2(11), 1132 - 1146.
(2017). Moderating role of intellectual capital on board characteristics and sustainability disclosure: a proposed model. Asian journal of multidisciplinary studies . 5(9), 79 - 88.
(2017). The compliance level amongst malaysian listed companies towards corporate governance index. International journal of economic research. 14(16), 210 - 222.
(2017). Women representation on boards of malaysian companies and firm characteristics . journal of governance and development . 13(1 ), 13 - 32.
(2016). Are malaysian women directors associated with high earnings quality?. Advanced science letters. 22(), 1348 - 1351.
(2016). Audit size and earnings value relevance in malaysia. information journal. 19(7 (A)), 2655 - 2659.
(2016). Do malaysian women directors create corporate values?. Advanced science letters. 22(5-6), 1423 - 1426.
(2016). Investigating board of directors� perceptions on corporate governance practice in cooperatives. International journal of contemporary applied sciences. 3(1), 265 - 289.
(2016). Malaysian budget hotel and accommodation cooperatives: a study on corporate governance practice. International business management. 10(21), 5172 - 5179.
(2016). Market reactions towards the appointment of women to the boards of malaysian firms . Journal of multinational financial management. 36(), 75 - 88.
(2016). Proactive monitoring and compliance with international financial reporting standard in nigeria. International journal of economics and financial issues . 6(), 101 - 104.
(2015). Border tourism: factors affecting self-efficacy of entrepreneurs in northern malaysia and southern thailand. Australian journal of basic and applied sciences. 9(17), 54 - 59.
(2015). Border tourism: factors affecting self-efficacy of entrepreneurs in northern malaysia and southern thailand. Australian journal of basic and applied sciences. 9(17), 54 - 59.
(2015). Earnings informativeness, board size, board composition and board leadership structure. Advanced science letters. 21(), 1513 - 1516.
(2015). Gender diversity: does 'relationship' jeopardise performance?. Advanced science letters. 21(), 1497 - 1500.
(2015). Women director characteristics: do they add value to performance?. Australian journal of basic and applied sciences. 9(9), 56 - 62.
(2015). Women representation on boards: do firm governance and firm characteristics matter?. Advanced science letters. 21(), 1566 - 1570.
(2014). Board size and accounting conservatism of malaysian listed firms . Australian journal of basic and applied sciences. 8(23), 207 - 211.
(2014). Entrepreneur self-efficacy and performance outcome of small-scale business operators at the border towns of malaysia and thailand. Australian journal of basic and applied sciences. 8(23), 225 - 230.
(2014). Women directors involvement in malaysia. Australian journal of basic and applied sciences. 8(5), 226 - 231.
(2013). Financial reporting quality of malaysian family firms. South east asia journal of contemporary business, economics and law. 3(1), 1 - 5.
(2000). The importance of non-technical skills in accounting graduates. Malaysian management journal . 4(1&2), 89 - 101.
(2013). Financial reporting quality of malaysian family firms. Kuala lumpur international business, economics and law conference 2013. 1(), 44 - 51.
(2013). Employee stock options, Contemporary issues in financial reporting, auditing & corporate governance (pp. 13 - 28), UUM:UUM Press

RESEARCH

Evaluating internship program: case of universiti utara malaysia (2017), Member, UNIVERSITI
Financial reporting quality and effective corporate governance mechanisms : the case of malaysian public listed companies (2016), Member, UNIVERSITI
Identifying audit committee characteristics that influence earnings informativeness (2015), Leader, UNIVERSITI
Compliance and value relevance of mandatory adoption of ifrs in nigeria (2015), Leader, UNIVERSITI
Governance practice and cooperatives movement in malaysia: investigating governance control mechanisms toward performance (2014), Member, UNIVERSITI
Women directors participation in enhancing financial reporting quality in malaysia (2013), Member, UNIVERSITI
Board characteristics and accounting conservatism practices in malaysian companies (2012), Leader, KPT
Border region study: entreprenuerial self-efficacy and performance of malaysian and thailand small-scale individual entrepreneurs (2012), Member, KPT
Women directors roles in influencing malaysian companies performance (2012), Member, UNIVERSITI
Family business, accounting conservatism and earnings informativeness (2011), Leader, UNIVERSITI
Market reaction to the initial announcement of the practice note (2003), Member, UNIVERSITI

Occupation

Lecturer

Location

Tunku Puteri Intan Safinaz School of Accountancy
UUM College of Business

Telephone

04-9287256

Email Body

kama1183@uum.edu.my