Regular biography
Dr. Mohammed Sulaiman Kasbar is a Lecturer (Teaching) in Accounting & Finance at University College London, School of Management. He holds a PhD in Business and Management from Queen Mary University of London, and an MSc in Accounting and Finance from De Montfort University. His research interests include financial reporting, market-based accounting research, management accounting, and corporate governance. He is a member of the editorial team of the Journal of Applied Accounting Research and has previously held lecturing positions at Queen Mary, University of London, and De Montfort University. His teaching and research span technical and theoretical aspects of accounting, with an emphasis on governance structures and accounting information.
Scholar-generated biography
Mohammed Kasbar is a researcher at University College London, specializing in Accounting, Finance, Market Research, Corporate Governance, and Econometrics. His work explores the interplay between corporate governance and firm financial performance, focusing on agency conflicts and their impact on organizational dynamics. Kasbar's research also examines cost structure in contexts of increased downside risk, highlighting the importance of financial risk management. His studies span over 16 years, offering insights into the long-term effects of governance mechanisms on corporate performance. Through empirical analysis, Kasbar contributes to understanding the complexities of financial markets and governance structures.