Dr. Mohamed Chakib Kolsi
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Dr. Mohamed Chakib Kolsi

Assistant Professor
Emirates College of Technology, UAE


Highest Degree
Ph.D. in Accounting Sciences from Higher Institute of Accounting and Business Administration Manouba, Tunisia

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Biography

Dr. Mohamed Chakib Kolsi is currently working as Internal Assessor for ACC program’s course files. He has completed his Ph.D. in Accounting Sciences from Higher Institute of accounting and Business Administration Manouba (ISCAE), Tunisia. Previously he was appointed as Assistant Professor at Emirates College of Technology, Abu Dhabi, UAE, Assistant Professor, and Head of the Accounting and Taxation Department. His main area of interest focuses on Disclosure and Financial Reporting, Auditing, Corporate Governance, Islamic Finance, and Positive Accounting Theory and Capital Markets. He has published 10 research articles in journals. He supervised 1 Masters thesis and co-supervised 1 PhD thesis. He is member of Scientific Committee, IHEC Sfax, Tunisia, and referring in The International Journal of Critical Accounting (USA), Journal of Research in International Business and Management, and The International Journal of Accounting, and member of auditing and performance Evaluation IJAAPE and executive board of the Tunisian Association of Islamic Economy. Dr. Chakib was Best Paper Award on Islamic finance at innovation Arabia 9, Dubai.

Area of Interest:

Business Management and Accounting
100%
Financial Reporting
62%
Auditing
90%
Islamic Finance
75%
Corporate Governance
55%

Research Publications in Numbers

Books
0
Chapters
0
Articles
0
Abstracts
0

Selected Publications

  1. Kolsi, M.C. and F. Zehri, 2014. The impact of the global financial crisis on financial institutions: A comparison between Islamic banks and conventional banks. Int. J. Financial Ser. Manage., 7: 196-218.
  2. Koubaa, A., K.M. Chakib and K. Halioui, 2013. Use of non-financial performance measures in managers' compensation contracts as earnings management constraints. IUP J. Organiz. Behav., 12: 51-66.
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  3. Makni, I., M.C. Kolsi and H. Affes, 2012. The impact of corporate governance mechanisms on audit quality: Evidence from Tunisia. IUP J. Corporate Governance, 11: 48-70.
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  4. Kolsi, M.C., I. Makni and H. Affess, 2012. The Impact of Corporate Gvernance Mechanisms on Audit Quality: Evidence from Tunisia. IUP J. Corporate Governance, 11: 48-70.
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  5. Kolsi, M.C., 2012. The determinants of corporate voluntary disclosure: Evidence from the Tunisian capital market. IUP J. Account. Res. Audit Practices, 11: 49-68.
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  6. Kolsi, M.C. and H. Matoussi, 2012. Do managers use securitisation gains for real manipulation purposes? Int. J. Managerial Financial Account., 4: 105-124.
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  7. Kolsi, M.C. and H. Matoussi, 2011. Securitisation transactions, real manipulation and stock market valuation. Int. J. Account. Finance, 3: 147-164.
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  8. Matoussi, H. and M.C. Kolsi, 2006. The interaction between accruals management and financial engineering with special purpose entities. J. Hum. Resour. Costing Account., 10: 72-91.
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